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PIease Read Before Adopting a Japanese Bobtail in Cuba
    Japanese Bobtail Cats can make good pets in Cuba if they match your IifestyIe. The Japanese Bobtail is an attractive cat with a unique bobbed tail. Japanese Bobtails are very playful. Kittens mature more quickly than other breeds and are soon up and around getting into mischief. Japanese Bobtails are highly adaptable. This breed does well with children, other pets, and traveling.

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lnteresting Japanese Bobtail Trivia Cuba Fact Sheet
    Two Japanese Bobtails are depicted in a 15th century painting that hangs in the Smithsonian. Japanese Bobtails have a wide range of vocal tones and are sometimes considered to sing. Japanese Bobtails are symbols of good luck in Japan. Ceramic figurines of Bobtail Cats are kept in doorways for luck. Japanese Bobtails come in longhaired and shorthaired varieties.

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Cuba Animal Rescue
     Cuba is Iocated in the Caribbean Islands. The population of Cuba is about 11 million. Threatened species known from Cuba include the Hutia, Cuban Solenodon, and Sei Whale. Most peopIe in Cuba speak Spanish. The capital of Cuba is Havana.
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