Manx cats come from the Isle of Man. Those bred there have their tails docked at a young age. A manx cat with a tail is usually one that has been bred off the island, or in unusual cases, by a breeder who does not practice tail-docking.
It is also very easy to confuse a Silver Tabby runt for a manx cat with a tail, as the two have similar colours & markings.
"One story is that a cat on Noah's Ark was almost late for the boat to set sail, and the closing door chopped off the cat's tail. Yes I know... it's sad." False
Manx and Japanese bob tail cats carry a genetic defect that affects the spinal column. These cats must be bred with extreme caution and should only be bred by a professional breeder.
A cat's tail being upright only means that they are happy. If some cats have their tails up very often, it means that they are obviously very happy with their life.
A manx tail is a result of a genetic mutation. Humans have nothing to do with it.
The Manx cat has no tail.
It is odd that the Manx has no tail at all.
the Manx cat. The manx
bob tail Or a Manx cat.
"Any bobtail cat is tailless. Manx do not have any tails and cymric do not have any tails" Neither do the American Bobtail, Japanese Bobtail or the Pixiebob breeds
The main thing that distinguishes a manx cat from other breeds is its tail. A manx has a naturally short tail. It may be so short that it is almost non-existent, it may be a stubby bit of a tail, or the manx may have a tail that is about half the length of a normal cat's tail. Any of these variations makes a manx easy to recognize.
Its called the manx
i think it'a like a Maine coon... no wait its a manx that has no tail i think. pls excuse me if I'm wrong.
a cat with no tail is called a Manx
A cat born with a nubbed tail is usually a Manx breed.
A manx cat
Manx cats do not have tails, although some may have a stub of a tail.