tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9036154454707124673.post694772783058241418..comments2010-08-26T20:52:52.513-07:00snowforesthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09192357775233064579noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9036154454707124673.post-69666659431435873762010-08-26T20:52:52.513-07:002010-08-26T20:52:52.513-07:00You have some misinformation posted above. <br /><br />This is incorrect, &quot;shorthaired ones sport a tail that resembles the bottlebrush flowers.&quot; <br />The hair on a shorthaired LaPerm looks very similar to a straight haired cat, but may have waves and ripples. <br /><br />This is incorrect, &quot;Head is triangular with big expressive eyes and widely spaced ears.&quot;<br />The head is a modified wedge, eyes are almost almond shaped and the ears are a continuation of the modified wedge head.<br /><br />This is incorrect: &quot;There are few guard hair and an established undercoat is lacking.&quot;<br />The LaPerms has all three layers of coat, guard hairs, awn and undercoat.<br /><br />Please visit my web site for more information and a lot of photographs.<br /><br />Jerrie Wolfe<br />TICA LaPerm Breed Chair<br />V.P. LaPerm Fanciers International<br />jerrier@gotsky.com<br />Arohanui LaPerms<br />http://www.lapermcats.infoJerrie Wolfehttp://www.lapermcats.infonoreply@blogger.com