Egyptian Mau Cat Behavior,Personality,feeding.

History
The name of Egyptian Mau has been derived from Egyptian word for cat - Mau. Egyptian Mau is regarded as the naturally spotted breed of domestic cat. Spotted cats were depicted in ancient Egyptian wall paintings dating back over 3,000 years and many believe these to be the ancestors of the Egyptian Mau. Their modern day History began in 1956 with their importation to North America by the exiled Russian princess, Nathalie Troubetskoy. The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) recognized the cat in 1977.

Description
The Egyptian Mau Cats coat dense. glossy. and silky. The coat is medium in length. The eyes are large. almond-shaped and slanting slightly toward the ears. The color of the eyes is light green. The large. alert ears are medium in size with short close-lying hair. The head does not have flat planes and is like a wedge slightly rounded. The muzzle is not short or pointed sharply and the chin is firm. The Egyptian Mau cat is medium size cat that is muscular. The legs are proportionate to the body. The tail is medium long. slightly tapering and thick at base.

Features
The Egyptian Mau is affectionate. lively with an extrovert personality. These cats may bond with only one or two people and has intense devotion to them. The Egyptian Mau is extremely smart and can be taught tricks and to walk on a lead. They often express their happiness by chortling in a soft melodious voice and wiggling their tails real fast. This elegant cat with a beautiful spotted coat attracts many admirers at cat shows.