Somalis
History of
the Somali
Beginnings
Early
articles on the breed
Characteristics
What
is a Somali like?
Genetics
Where did
the Somali originate?
Colors in which the
Somali is available
Health of the Somali
Color Study What
should the proper color for a fawn Somali look like? Participate in the
discussion!
About SBFA
Other Sites
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Somali
Breeders and Fanciers' Association, Inc.
Somali
Characteristics
Somalis are extroverted, lively, alert cats that love to play, love
attention, and thrive on human companionship. They are very curious, captivating,
and expressive, with alluring personalities. Somalis are intelligent, learn
quickly, remember remarkably well, and show a playful sense of humor. They
are natural show-offs and born clowns. Somalis have a naturally happy disposition,
desire the company of humans, and demand to be treated as one of the family.
The Somali is a well-proportioned, medium to large cat with firm muscular
development, lithe body, showing an alert, lively interest in all surroundings.
Somali coats are generally two to three inches in length, non-matting,
and easy to care for. They have a remarkable "fox-like" appearance due
to their markings, bushy tail, full breeches, and ruff. The Somali is available
in ruddy, red, blue, and fawn.
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