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Q: What is the History of the NINLARAT? A: A cat with black fur, teeth, eyes, claws, and tongue really sounds rare. So rare in fact that they can not be located in their native Thailand today by the contacts I have made. Some say it is extinct. Others say it may never have existed. Still others believe they might be found in a remote locale. To cover our bases, just in case a Ninlaret surfaces, I have written a Breed Standard for this cat from the drawings and written texts of the Cat Book Poems. With so much documentation to back up their existence, I wrote this Breed Standard for the most genetically plausible version of the Thai description. We know the Chow dog has a black tongue, so perhaps that could be possible in a cat. From the "Cat Book Poems" (as translated in Martin Clutterbuck's
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"The Legend of Siamese Cats", e-mail: martin@amanuensis.th.com.
To order contact Martin at "As the name the breed-dark sapphire ALSO: "One named fine sapphire, entirely, claws and tongue fine black ALSO: "All black over the body, tongue, teeth, replete, ALSO: "The second feline entails rank, completely black all over ALSO: Completely black throughout, all the body ALSO: "Any cat of eye and tongue fine black ALSO: "Any cat all black, all fine and perfect in dignity Courtesy of Martin Clutterbuck.
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