Manx Cats

	This photo was borrowed from a Manx web page and shows one red tabby and one red tabby and white kitten.  They both have the typical low, rocker-cradle ear set, rather short legs, and clear tabby markings.  The fellow on the left is a red classic tabby, and you can see the stump of a tail rising at his rump.  He would not be able to be shown, but would be a valuable cat in a breeding program with tail-less females.
	This is a solid white "rumpy", or showable, Manx.  The photo doesn't show the eye colour, but it could be gold, blue or odd-eyed.  His extremely flared ear set and deep body from back to belly are well demonstrated, as is his round, tailless hind.
	This brown tabby tailless Manx was shown on a web page from the Isle of Man, and demonstrates a fluffy rise at the rump.  This cat has good depth of flank, but has quite a long body, and its ears are set too high and upright.  It's legs are longer than the above cat's, but are in proportion to it's body.
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