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The name "Abyssinian" refers to Ethiopia, but most stories about the origin of this breed of cats from Egypt. Genetic research suggests that the Abyssinians cats have their origin near the Indian Ocean coast, where English settlers bought from native animals. It is said that a British soldier bought a kitten called Zula Egyptian women which led then to Britain.
The body of the cat is medium length, flexible head has a slightly rounded shape tringhiulară, eyes like two almond color ranging from gold, green, hazel or copper, the ears are large, slightly sharp on top, garnished with tufts of hair to the top. The legs are thin in light of the body with good bone structure. The paws are small and oval. Abyssinian has a fairly long tail, broad at base and tapered to the end.
The fur is medium length, dense, and silky to the touch. These cats have a coat more specific because of the dominant mutant gene, known as Ta. Each hair has a base color, with three or four bands of darker color, hair color is more open to the root, and the darker top. The back of the hind legs and paws plates are always darker than the rest of the body. Blăniţei its popular color is the color of sorrel, a cinnamon (yellowish brown) and a chocolate brown paws and back legs. Exceptions are cats Abyssinians cream or beige color - blue.
Abyssinians are extrovert, very active, playful and intelligent. They are probably the most active breeds of cats. They need interaction with the family to keep them happy and active and can be depressed without daily attention. Abyssinian cat should indeed be treated very carefully, very playful even when matures. There is a cat right for a man missing from home several hours.
They are known for their curiosity and joy of exploring the surroundings, including heights. They are calculated cats who do not take unnecessary risks and are known to be formidable hunters .. She loves toys and can play hours with a ball strung favorites. In general, get along well with other cats, although they need their space and females can sometimes be irritable towards other cats.














