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longhair

Generic term for any member of breeds of domestic cats noted for their long, soft, flowing coat. Longhair breeds include Balinese, Birman, Cymric, Himalayan, Javanese, Norwegian forest cat, Maine coon cat, Persian, Ragdoll, Somali, and Turkish Angora. Though considered more lethargic than shorthair cats, longhairs are, like shorthairs, noted for playfulness, affection, and the ability to defend themselves if necessary.
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Winona, a 5-year-old orange-and-white longhair, is a bit shy, but will quickly warm up to the right person.
TRACKS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Yes they do covers of what Munslow calls "early popular music" - Professor Longhair, Huey Smith and others.
Superchief thrives on surprise by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Harmonies were supplemented by the surprisingly rockish band, which included a pair of Nelson-esque longhair brothers on guitar and bass.
Osmonds still living a dream by Joe Brown / Las Vegas Sun
 
 
 
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