The Scottish Fold


The Scottish Fold is a result of a spontaneous mutation that appear in 1961 in a barnyard cat named Suzie. The gene is an incomplete dominant gene.

They are sweet, gentle and quiet cats. With their big round eyes and folded ears they have a distinctive expression among feline breeds.

They get along very well with other animals, including dogs. Sociable and curious, the Folds can often be seen sitting up on their back haunches like little prairie dog, perhaps to have a better view of their surrounding.

 

Go to the Scottish Fold Links Page for links to books, information and Associations

Click on the links below to get to a breeder in your area. The number in the "#" section represent the number of breeders for a region.

USA
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Canada
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World
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California
Florida
Georgia
Massachusetts
Nevada New!
New York
North Carolina New!


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Quebec
Ontario New!

1
1
Russia New!

1