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Are there different coat types in the Turkish Van?

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Are there different coat types in the Turkish Van?

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yes. There are generally two distinct coat types found in the breed. Both can occur within a single litter and are dependent upon the lineage of the parents. One coat type is sometimes called the “Dutch” coat. This coat is generally relatively short and even. It is very plush (like a rabbit) and extremely soft. Sometimes called the “wash and wear” coat. The other coat is sometimes called the “English” coat. This coat is longer than the Dutch coat and much thicker. Kittens sporting the English coat will look much furrier than those with the Dutch coat. A purebred Van will NEVER have a wooly undercoat nor will it ever be a short haired cat.

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