Tufted Manx or a Pixie Bob? by jocko500
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Description
this cat may be this breed. the owner say it a halve bob cat and halve Domestic Cat.
what i read it do not happen? could be wrong.
here one of the links
http://www.thecatsite.com/t/54348/bobcat-and-domestic-cat-breeding-question
note the short legs and tail
the cat never goes out as there is coyote come into the area and they main meal is cats.
this is in Birmingham, Alabama where i was at.

Comments (31)
Interesting.
Are cats slower than road runners? If so, I understand the coyote! Great capture Jock!
I have no idea, it looks scared of you!
Never seen one like this Jock.
I don't know much about cat breeds, but that one definitely looks interesting.
Would think it was a Manx. The Bengal is supposed to come from a wild cat but would think it was done artificially!!!!
Interesting looks... Aloha
no tail? strange! head looks same like of my "Murx", died 15 years ago! interesting capture! ;o)
It didnt seem to like being photographed :-)
whatever the breed, this cat does not like its picture taken Great capture
cool cat, doubt the half bob cat thing though..
Houston, Birmingham? you are getting around. beautiful cat and foto
sweet shot erland
I am not sure either, Jock. Great capture as it appears he was hesitant about being photographed.
Lovely pic
LOOKS A BIT CONFUSED
Not a clue, but he does look scared.
beautiful cat
Cool cat Jock. I wouldn't like a cat without a tail. My cat (who's sitting at the computer with me right now, likes me to hold her tail whilst she's asleep on my lap. I think it makes Her feel safe for some reason. :)
strange cat, beautiful eyes, wonderful capture !
Cool shot. I don't know, Jock, it just looks like an old garden variety fat house cat to me. ,
Looks like a Manx cat, they have no tail as such and I believe the origin of the breed was the isle of man where the mutation arose, they are a domestic breed and It states they have a nice nature about them but are wary of strangers.
Sometimes a missing tail can be a genetic mutation. In my mother-in-law's neighborhood, there were quite a few tail-less cats .. none of them were manx cats, they were all feral street cats. a cool picture. I don't really know if a bobcat will breed with a domestic either.
Anyway he(she) is cute)
it's so cute... Great capture !
I don't know what kind of cat this is.. but like all cats.. he looks adorable :)
I'm not an expert about cats :)
It's creepy, what do the people all the animals with their breeding ... I once had a cat with short tail. However, that was amputated because he has pinched him once ... Very nice capture, Jock!
A wonderful capture of this unique cat my friend!
Really cool cat, Jocko!