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http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/profiles/articles/maine.html

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   The Maine Coon Standard

   The Maine Coon Cat is a massive, broad chested cat with a long    rectangular body and the fur is long and flowing. The males    average around 12 to 15 pounds, with some going 20 pounds or more.    The females are smaller, averaging 9 to 12 pounds.

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   The Maine Coon is slow to mature, often not reaching full    development until three to four years of age.

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   The Maine Coon is a gentle, loyal breed. They make wonderful    family pets and get along well with children and dogs. Depending    on the breed of dog, the Maine Coon can be bigger than Fido. They    are a vocal breed, with a variety of meows, trills and chirps to    make up their vocabularies. They are sociable and like to help    their owners with any project, especially when the owner is    reading or working on the crossword puzzle.

   Since 1976, the Maine Coon Cat has been a rising star in the    competitive reaches of the cat fancy. This popular breed of the    late 19th century drifted into obscurity and imagined extinction    well into the 1950s. Those of us who now work with and breed the    Maine Coon owe a tremendous THANK YOU to those who worked and    fought for recognition and the championship status we enjoy today.    As any exhibitor can tell you, spectators can often be seen    watching the Maine Coons being judged, exclaiming at the size, and    even saying they have one or two like them at home - today, they    probably do. The Maine Coon is the second most popular cat in CFA    as seen by the numbers of kittens registered. America's first show    cat is back, bigger and better than ever.

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On 30 May 2001, at 6:56, Christopher Spence wrote:

Date sent:              Wed, 30 May 2001 06:56:50 -0800
To:                     Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com>

> mainekoon cats. Almost as big as dogs ...

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