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Munchkin Cats (14 pics)
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The Munchkin is a cat breed created by a naturally occurring genetic mutation that results in cats with abnormally short legs. They are dachshunds among cats.
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lillady
(24 Mar 2011 01:06) Total user comments:
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interesting didn't know they existed!
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(24 Mar 2011 04:23) Total user comments:
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I like the ones that have their ears folded down too. Mega cute with a side of D'aaawww
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Jockey straddler
(24 Mar 2011 04:45) Total user comments:
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Hopefully there are no "ghoulish tinkering" under the name of "research" done to these cute creatures.
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(24 Mar 2011 08:24) Total user comments:
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the firsr one is cute... the rest are just creepy
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Jimmy Johnson
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It's intrinsically wrong to propagate mutations in animals, whether or not they're pets. Where do you draw the line once you've crossed it?
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salsapopo
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so cute
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(24 Mar 2011 12:24) Total user comments:
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(24 Mar 2011 13:48) Total user comments:
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Feline versions of the Corgi or Dotson.
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raymond.wendt
(24 Mar 2011 15:18) Total user comments:
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maybe those short legs will keep them off the furniture.... nah!
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pedro carlos
(24 Mar 2011 16:05) Total user comments:
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great cats.
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It levels the playing field when you try to run over them with the car
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(24 Mar 2011 17:30) Total user comments:
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Yeah, specially bred for busy city streets. Cute.
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(24 Mar 2011 21:10) Total user comments:
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Kawaii, ne?
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mebe easier to cook em that way?
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vision of horror
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(27 Mar 2011 06:52) Total user comments:
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Jimmy,
Wouldn't that covert over to humans then? Where is the line drawn? Midgets, albinos, hemolytics?
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Jimmy Johnson
(28 Mar 2011 15:50) Total user comments:
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mortex - Mutations in humans aren't 'bred' as a novelty. There's a difference between breeding a characteristic and a genetic anomoly. Dwarfism, as an example, isn't necessarily passed on.
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cherrygarcia14
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they're cuter
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