This book introduces young readers to the Turkish angora cat, the elegant feline that is a national treasure in Turkey. Engaging, easy-to-read text invites students to examine this breed?s history, personality, behavior, and development. Coat characteristics, common colors, size, and care instructions are also highlighted. Beautiful, full-color photos feature the Turkish angora in a variety of situations. An index and glossary are also included. Checkerboard Library is an imprint of ABDO Publishing Company.
I never had the chance to deal with animals until my little sister brought home a stray cat. I didn't know at the time but found out afterwards that it was a Turkish Angora cat. My biggest thanks goes to my sister as it was her who introduced me to the world of animals and more specifically, the world of cats. Hereby, I am sharing some insights and thoughts about my experience when taking care of cats. I have become a true cat lover and I have had over 15 cats as pets. I hope this book teaches you how to take good care of your cat - whatever breeds they are. I know, every single breed differs on behavior, characteristics, feeding, personality - but they all require attention and care. A Turkish Angora is royalty in many parts of the world. In this book, you will find some information about the history as well as the care of the Turkish Angora. Feeding patterns are important but which foods are best to give your cat, is it fish or meat? What allergies are susceptible with this cat breed? Your questions about grooming will be answered as well as any questions you might have about personality, behavior, training, travelling, daily care, etc.. This book is full of sound advice and tips to keep your cat happy.
As the name implies, Turkish Angoras originated in Turkey, where today they are considered a national treasure. This playful, intelligent, & beautiful longhaired breed has attracted serious attention from American cat breeders & owners since the 1960s. The author, a noted cat expert, gives detailed information on Turkish Angoras, as well as advice on purchasing, feeding, grooming, maintaining the cat's health, & showing at competitions.
This special re-print edition of the First Edition of Robert Kent James' book "The Angora Cat" has not been available to fans of the Turkish Angora cat since it first appeared on the scene back in 1898. Mr. James' famous work on cats and breeding them is a must have for every cat fancier, especially those interested in breeding purebred Angora cats. Lavishly illustrated with vintage photos of Angora Cats from the turn of the century, this is one of the only books of its kind. Note: This public domain edition is a perfect facsimile of the original edition and is not set in a modern typeface. As a result, some type characters and images might suffer from slight imperfections or minor shadows in the page background. This edition is reprinted in accordance to Federal Law.
Known for their long, fragile, ballet dancer like bodies and softy, velvety hide, Turkish Angoras are viewed as fortunes in their country of Turkey. In spite of their sensitive appearance, nonetheless, Turkish Angoras are perky felines that can be tender with their proprietors, and inviting with kids or different pets-yet she'll tell those different pets who's chief. A characteristic variety that started in Turkey as ahead of schedule as the fifteenth century, Turkish Angoras were for some time thought to be just white felines with blue or green eyes. Also, for a long time-all long-haired felines were alluded to as "Angoras." Today, notwithstanding, it's generally acknowledged that Turkish Angoras can arrive in an assortment of shadings and varieties, including Himalayan, Calico, Tortoiseshell, and Tabby. A Turkish Angora can flourish in most home sorts, however does best in a home with heaps of adoration and consideration. Contrasted with different felines, the Turkish Angora is fairly poor, and doesn't care to be disregarded. Turkish Angoras likewise have higher energy levels, and can get into wickedness in the event that she gets exhausted. Think: Opening cupboards, turning on fixtures, or thumping things off of surfaces. Not at all like many man-made feline varieties, the Turkish Angora is a normally happening breed that began in Turkey at some point during the fifteenth century. Nobody knows the specific starting points, yet it's accepted that they began from the African wildcat, and their long, luxurious hair is the aftereffect of an unconstrained change.
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1898 edition. Excerpt: ... facts and fancies of the cat. The following imaginative letter written by a Letter cat to a frmer mistress will be better appreciated when it is known that the facts are based upon an actual experience of a homesick little kitten: To "Miss Edith" --At last I have found a place to rest and write in. Am in an old shed, or part of one, facing the cold Charles River near Exeter Street. I am grateful for this ray of sun that falls upon me, and the quietude of the old shanty. I think it must be Sunday, for all the people that pass have solemn faces. How I wish I could hear some one laugh again. But what a time I had wandering to this spot, and shall I ever forget my first sad night out in the cold world all alone. But I prefer it to the grand home on Commonwealth Avenue. O! such a reception! Those black people that seemed to control the house made such a noise, and acted so strangely I had to cry. Everything, they thought, was too nice for me to smell of, or even step on. I was driven from room to room, at last to the cellar, to wait until my new Mistress came. O, what a feeling of intense horror when I first beheld her. I tried so hard to go to her, for I did want kindness so much from someone, but she was so homely, and had such grand things on, that I was afraid. Just as I had mustered up my courage and resolved to meet her, I heard her say, "that I was a dirty, miserable, wild cat" and then she turned on her heel and slammed the cellar door on my poor foot, (for I, like a fool, tried to follow her.) O! such pain! How I did stand on three legs and moan, but no one heard me, and I was so hungry, sleepy and disappointed. How I did wish my good Grandma Ellis had never gone away to stay all night again, and again wished I had been born a...
If a black cat crosses your path, you will have good luck.—England If a black cat crosses your path, you will have bad luck.—America The Magick of Claw and Whisker Very few animals have evoked such extremes in emotions—from admiration to fear—as the feline family. Cats are mysterious, mystical creatures who can do anything from predicting earthquakes and volcanic eruptions to reacting to haunted buildings and following the movement of things you can't see. We are fascinated by cats and their behavior, their regal bearing, and their intelligence, yet we are unnerved by their inscrutable stare and savage natural instincts. In The Mysterious, Magickal Cat you will discover: The origins of cats, big and small Little-known details about cat anatomy and behavior How to read a cat's verbal and non-verbal communication The cat in ancient history and superstition Feline deities from around the world Sacred breeds and temple lore Felines in folklore, literature, and art Cat spells for healing animals or humans, finding a true love, attracting prosperity, seeking protection, building courage, and more Gain a complete look at this beguiling creature: from what it means when a cat flicks its tail to how you can use discarded whiskers for magickal spells. Explore the lore of cats big and small, and discover how other cultures have honored cats throughout the ages.
