Northern Chinese Longhair

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A breed that existed in the late 1970s and early 1980s in Hong Kong, with a few in Singapore. They appear to have a high degree of the white spotting gene that left only a small patch of color between the ears (but unlike "van" pattern cats their tails were white) and had blue eyes. Small patches of color on the top of the head (kitten caps) are common in white cats where the color is due to the maximum degree of white spotting, and the patch is usually lost before adulthood. It's not known if the patches on these cats was lost or retained. At the time pet ownership was discouraged in China and there was no cat fancy.

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An advertisement of the Northern Chinese Longhair.