Selkirk is aptly described as ‘The Cat in Sheep’s Clothing’, or
a ‘Sheepcat’. It has characteristic curly coat and curled whiskers of a
Rex Cat, but unlike the other Rex breeds, the Selkirk has a bulky appearance
with a rectangular, muscular body. The head is wide and rounded with short
muzzle. The ears, which have ear-tufts, are smaller than those of a typical
Rex Cat. Coarse guard hairs are present and, as well as the awn and down
hairs, are curled.
Selkirk is said to be patient, tolerant, laid-back, cuddly, playful.
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