8 Cat Breeds That Love Water And Swimming

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1. Turkish Van

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2. Maine Coon

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3. Bengal

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4. Siberian

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5. Japanese Bobtail

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6. Norwegian Forest Cat

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7. American Bobtail

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8. Abyssinian

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