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The Australian Mist (formerly known as the Spotted Mist) was developed in Australia in the late 1970s.. The breed was developed by crossing the Burmese, Abyssinian, and Domestic shorthair cats to create a shorthaired cat with a spotted coat. The name was changed from 'Spotted Mist' to 'Australian Mist' in 1998 when cats with marbled coats, rather than spots, were accepted as part of the breed. As a relatively new breed, all Australian Mist catteries are in Australia, however desexed cats have been introduced to America and several other countries. The breed is now accepted for Championship status by the World Cat Federation. Australian Mist cats come in seven colours: brown, blue, chocolate, lilac, caramel, gold and peach. The Australian Mist will celebrate 21 years as an accepted Championship breed in Australia during 2007. |
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Aacarmar Australian mists
The Australian Mist proudly wears the label "Made in Australia". This carefully designed breed has a FANTASTIC temperament and is full of love and fun. They are highly intelligent but relaxed and very fond of people. They are one of the only cat breeds that could go to any household typ ...
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