type of cats British Shorthair

British Shorthair



The British Shorthair is known for its 
appearance as well as for its typically
 relaxed and fun-loving personality. The 
the attractive lumpiness of the face and
 body 
as well as the soft, thick fur match his 
strong temperament. The broad-cheeked faces of British Shorthair seem to smile 
and be more expressive than many cat 
breeds. They are said to have been the 
inspiration for Lewis Carroll's Alice in 
Wonderland's grinning Cheshire Cat. British
 Shorthair is considered dog-like in its 
readiness for fun and play like fetching.

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