Cymric (cat)
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| Cymric | |
|---|---|
| Alternative names | |
| Long-haired Manx | |
| Country of origin | |
| Isle of Man | |
| Breed standard | |
| FIFe | : standard |
| TICA | : standard |
| AACE | : standard |
| ACFA | : standard |
| ACF | : standard |
| CCA | : standard |
| Notes | |
| TICA and ACF consider Cymrics a variety of Manx | |
The Cymric (pronounced KIM-rick or KUM-rick) is a breed of cat. Some cat registries consider the Cymric a long-haired variety of the manx, rather than a separate breed. The name comes from Cymru (pronounced KUM-ree), the indigenous Welsh name of Wales, though the breed is not associated with Wales in any fashion, and was possibly given as an attempt to give a "celtic" name to the breed - which actually originated from descendents of Manx Cats from the Isle of Man.

