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For thousands of years dating from the ancient Egyptians, cats were exposed to the public. But the first cat shows in the United States, held in Maine, does not seem that between 1860 and 1870. Finally, in 1895, moved up a show in New York City, held at Madison Square Garden.

Badoop-badoop! Fast forward to present: cat clubs and organizations are everywhere costume, holding local, state and national shows in all regions of the country. And no wonder: If you search YouTube, either online or on your TV with your DVR TiVo HD, it is clear that you do not need to be a breeder of cats to be easily amused and entertained by very funny videos featuring endless cat breeds - of bloopers hilarious cat a little cute cat behavior. But what is lacking in most of these viral videos are the cat lovers themselves, who regularly travel across the country participate in chat rooms. Talk of a particular race of people! Perhaps you're familiar with the mad cat lady on some episodes of The Simpsons? I guess they are not all that crazy - are they?

So ... I went to Pleasanton, California with a clear mission: to find out how people can get mad about cats - and while I was there to learn how to know their cats famous film and TV our first-Badoop Badoop Cat Quiz!

What better place to get a view close-up of a cat lover lifestyle show that the Crow Canyon Cat! I could not believe all the cats I saw: Siamese cats, known for his legendary voice and captivating blue eyes, Persian cats, with their long coats and open face thinking fluid-like; Himalayan cats actually a Persian cat with the color model of a Siamese cat (who knows?), Egyptian Mau, who were worshiped as gods in ancient Egypt, the Tonkinese remarkably dense and muscular, the Burmese cat, often described as "bricks wrapped in silk "exotic cats that look like a Persian, but have short hair, Siberian cats, which history shows have been around for at least a thousand years; Sphynx cats, which are the most famous cats without hair, and probably is the most popular in recent years by Dr. Evil of Austin Powers movies and Abyssinian cats, one of the oldest known races on this planet. One of my favorites is a large Russian blue cat with a plush double coat similar to a beaver - wonderful!

What a show, these fancy cat shows! cat toys are everywhere, grooming stations and supplies for the style and fluff abound, and large boxes where cats are posted are decorated with animal motifs, feather boas and more! In preparation for the play, cats are bathed, nails cut and ears cleaned. And some cats are more "high-maintenance" than others. A long-haired cat requires an effort much more than a short-haired cat, and if shown on a regular basis, should be bathed weekly and brushed twice a day! What divas!

Here are some tips for grooming I learned while I was there: the light touch of hair on the head of a cat, you can change the look of large ears to the tail of a cat seem more Short, trim excess hair at the end of the tail, giving the pot a look round, clip the hair around the face, and make their eyes look rounder, cutting hair over his eyes, finally, to the cat's neck look thicker or shorter, comb her ruff so it stands to frame her face. Do you think our favorite Hollywood stars keep all of that?

Even if farmers are not all correct answers to our quiz Cat, it is clear that these people know and love their cats. I got kicked in particular the fact that while the director of the exhibition has assured me that cats are not crazy, club treasurer told me that the difference between cats and owners dog owners is that dogs have "Masters", and cats have "staff."