Quote Originally Posted by siouxzie42 View Post
i was going to work one morning(i live in the country,away from road traffic)and from the feild i here meowing, so i called here kitty,kitty and here comes this beautiful white/black cat with the MOST beautiful big green eyes . it looks like her eyes are lined in black eye-liner like cleopatra so i named her cleo. it looked like her tail had been broken, it was not as long as most cat tails. well she had kittens, and low and behold 1-had little bob tail like a bob-cat 1-had 1/2 tail with little q-at end(her name is Q,ha,ha!) and other 2 had normal tails. i thought ok, maybe just a fluke, right? wrong! they both had litters and i have 3-with no-tails,just little bunps, and rest are normal. manx in blood-line maybe? i already have good homes for them except my 3-bobs. cant part with them, as they are beautiful and very diffrent with there little bumps/tails. any help would be greatly appreciated. i will post pics of them tomorrow, so maybe it will help!
I would have to say that they have Manx in them you can find the history about the Manx cat online it gives very good insight and shows pictures of all the different tail lengths they can have. You can also google Manx cat and read the article on the wikipedia website they also have pictures of Manxes on it. Manx cats comes in many differet colors and when you read about them you will see that two Manxes can not be bred together because their young won't servive due to the mutated tail gene, that's why a tailless (Manx) also has to be bred to a full tailed cat.