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THE NEBELUNG CAT FAQs 

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Paradigm's Julie val Song de Chine
owner, Anita Van Leuwen (NL)

All Photos Courtesy of
Louise Safron
Paradigm Nebelungs

Kalamazoo, MI

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Paradigm's Amorcita
owner, Louise Safron

Q: What is a Nebelung?

A: Essentially they look like a long haired Russian Blue. The name 'Nebelung" means "Creature of the Mist" in the German language.
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King Louie Grey of Paradigm's
owner, Lindsey Thomas

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2000 Litter 

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Paradigm's Lady Lizabeth

Q: How is their temperament?

A: They are gentle and shy, but loving and attentive to their owners and family members.
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Ropin'

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Boxin'

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Lizzie @ 7 weeks

Q: What color are they?

A: The Nebelung has a most interesting coat color. It has a solid blue, semi-long, soft coat with a shiny, luminous misty aura all around its body. Silver tipping on the guard hairs reflects light, giving a silvery sheen to the whole body. Their eyes are a vivid green.

A big thanks goes out to Louise Safron of Kalamazoo, MI for sharing her beautiful pictures with all of us!

HISTORICAL RECORD © March 2002
Diana Fineran

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This drawing was done by Harrison Weir in 1889 and is of great historical importance because it is the first picture published of a Nebelung.  Harrison Weir, the father of cat shows, owned and bred this male Nebelung, who he said differed in coat and body type from the other long haired breeds of the time.

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