Marissa

the ACFA MANX StandardGeneral: The overall impression of the Manx is that of roundness: round head with firm, round muzzle, and prominent cheeks, broad chest, substantial short legs, short back which arches from the shoulders to a round rump, greater depth of flank, and rounded muscular thighs. The glossy double coat accentuates the round appearance. The cat feels firm and muscular, neither too fat nor too lean. The Manx should be alert and clear of eye with a glistening, clean, well-groomed coat. Silvers and Smokes: Chinchilla Silver: The undercoat should be a pale silver or silvery white. The coat on back, flanks, head and tail should be sufficiently tipped with jet black to give the characteristic sparkling silver appearance. The legs and face may be very slightly shaded with tipping, but the chin, ear tufts, stomach and chest should be silvery white without tipping. Eyes should be blue-green. Rims of eyes, lips and nose to be outlined in black, and center of nose to be a brick red. Black or dark charcoal necessary on foot pads of all shades of silver. Objection: Any barring on face, legs, body and tail; cream or brown tinge in coat; gray or blue tipping. Extensive black running up the heels to be considered a fault. Points to be deducted from markings.img src="http://img54.imageshack.us/img54/2405/kittyyw7.jpg" border="0"She smells like baby bunnies.