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Old 19-04-2009, 10:03 AM
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Short haired or long haired??
I am meant to be collecting to kittens tomorrow but the owner does not know whether they are long or short haired. I really want short haired and wondered whether there was an easy way to tell?

Not sure if anyone can tell from the pictures attached? I am so exciting about getting them but want to make sure they are want we want!
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Old 19-04-2009, 10:15 AM
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
Could just be kitten fluff.
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
They look like they've both just been washed and blow dryed. They both are absolutely georgeous and sooo sweet. Am vv jealous.
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Old 19-04-2009, 10:41 AM
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
i think kitten fur and i think they are short hair cats as when i got my long haired boy you could tell right from the start as his hair was longer then most of the kittens.
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
I thought short hair to!

Love the one on the left lovely puffy whisker pads!
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
I think they are both shorthaired. Even from a young age long haired kittens are quite obviously long haired.
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
they look short haired to me. just uber amounts oif kitten fluff. very very very cute
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
They look like short hairs to me.
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
awww there gorg!!.....i want them...
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Re: Short haired or long haired??
another vote for short haired here

an easy way to tell is the hair inside the ears... as a rough guide - short inner ear hair = short haired adults and long inner ear hair = long haired adults

as I said is a very rough guide...

gorgeous lil fluff-bundles though
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