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bhelliom
response 14 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 13 18:45 UTC 2002

Apparently Maine Coon cats don't have a real meow, if I'm remember what 
Jazz told me recently.
mynxcat
response 15 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 14 13:32 UTC 2002

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jiffer
response 16 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 15 01:50 UTC 2002

I have a male cat that sounds rather girlie since he has a high pitched meow.
Though he is a better chirper.  A recent thing I notice is that Scott likes
to yawn and meow at the same time... very cute to see bright white  fangs and
a pink mouth emerge from that bundle of black fur.
mynxcat
response 17 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 15 14:12 UTC 2002

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bhelliom
response 18 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 20 19:38 UTC 2002

If Magnus has the Maine Coon "meow," I doubt it's what Magnus does 
now.  I suppose that, in part, it has to do with lung development, at 
least as it pertains to volume and length of the sound.
slynne
response 19 of 19: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 20:19 UTC 2002

re resp:13 Only a *real* cat geek would know the difference between a 
regular domestic shorthair and an American shorthair. You are pushing 
it, though, by knowing that there might be a difference ;)
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