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In the movie, Bell, Book, and Candle, Kim Novak's cat, Pyewacket, is another example of an applehead.
Applehead Siamese have rounder
aces
and stockier bodies than the modern wedge-head counterparts.
An
example of a modern, slimmed-down version of the Siamese is shown in Disney's
Lady and the Tramp.
Furthermore, there is also a classic Siamese that is usually created by
breeding a traditional Siamese with a modern Siamese.
In recent years, the standards in cat shows for the Siamese breed is to have
a stylized, very elongated wedge-shaped head or modern look. But, there is a
rebirth in the life of the Applehead and soon enough, we will take over the
world. Well, the cat world, at least.
The Siamese cat is the most distinctly recognized cat breeds of Oriental
cat.
The exact origins of
the breed are unknown, but it is believed to be southeast Asia, possibly as
the sacred temple cats of Siam (hence their name).
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