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Himalayan Mountaineering Institute
Information on himalayan mountaineering institute, himalayan cats, tips on choosing a kitten and other stuff is easy to find on the Internet.
These cats appeared in the 1950s after crossbreeding of a Siamese with a Persian. Now they have a very long Persian coat, wide head, small ears and a snub nose. These features characterize Persians, but there is something more interesting about this breed, and that is their Siamese coloration.
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In the 1980 the Cat Fanciers Association decided upon merging these two breeds into a single one, and now this use-to-be breed is considered to be nothing more than a color variety. It was named after the same-name breed of rabbits, which feature the same color pattern. Information on himalayan mountaineering institute, himalayan cats, tips on choosing a kitten and other stuff is easy to find on the Internet.
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