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Man’s best friend, better known as the dog is perhaps the best known and familiar to the animals we have in nature. It is a mammal of medium size, abundant hair and a highly developed hearing and smell, it is now almost totally domesticated, living all over the world and there are many breeds of dog, which can change its coat, size, etc..

The origins of the dog as we know it dates back to many theories and even legends, however, it realizes that the dog was domesticated many years ago, and before they had record of this, although this issue is strongly linked the existence of even domesticated dogs, and still living in a wild habitat.

Among the skills of dogs, perhaps the most noteworthy is his intelligence. The dog has broad learning skills, as well as associated concepts, facts and learn from them, which leads to very easy to train and adapt to any habitat that are present.

Of course, for the many breeds of dogs, these are usually selected with respect to their skills and abilities to cope, for example in its use in tracing and detection of toxic substances in the rescue in helping for disabled people, and even in the area of psychology, where the company discovered that a dog can be very helpful for recovery from mental trauma, autism, depression, etc..

Also, people today are looking more at health and psychology of dogs coming into existence in the market a number of products and options for them, from clothes for dogs, dog shampoo, toothpaste for dogs, to hotels for dogs, dog psychologists and pedicure for dogs.

The Turkish Angora is one of the oldest breeds, originating in the region of Ankara in central Turkey. Nevertheless, the term has been applied unfairly angora to designate any long-haired cat, regardless of their origin or race. Thus, in Spain, many common long-haired cats, or even without pedigree Persians, mistakenly called \ “Angoras \”.

Physical Characteristics:

The Turkish Angora cat is a small to medium size, long body and slender, athletic and muscular. Females usually weigh about three kilos and adult males a little more, up to four and a half kilos. Included in the category II of FIFe, ie the semi-long hair. Although the best known are the blue-eyed white or mixed, are recognized today in all colors, except the east. There are over twenty varieties: two-color, all colors of smoke tabby, classic tabby and tabby, silver tabby, solid colors (pure white, black, blue, red, tortoiseshell …), etc. The eyes are large, oval and slightly slanted, and can be of any hue: between amber and gold, green, blue or mixed (in the white copies).

The head is small, wedge-shaped neck is smooth and long, thin and elegant. The ears are large, stiff, shaggy hair and slightly pointed. The legs are long, with longer back than front. The coat, with little inner layer is semi-long on body, shorter on the back and the nose, long neck and under belly. The tail looks like a pen, with very thick hair, is usually low compared to the body, but when the animal moves quickly puts forward, parallel to the spine, and almost touches the head.

Overall, the Turkish Angora gives an impression of balance and proportion and lightness. The combination of a slender body, long hind legs and tail high tapered in the direction of the head and ears, an effect of ethereal elegance, floating movement.

Temperament:

The Turkish Angora cat breed is an intelligent, curious, agile, very active and talkative. It is very devoted to his owner, who usually follow the house to monitor his every move. They like being the center of attention, are faithful and very cuddly. Not like being caught in the arms too long, although to be all the time in human company. They enjoy climbing on the most inaccessible places and watching their domains from the highest place in the house.