the Manx

The most distinctive characteristic of a Manx is its tail-lessness with a rump as “round as an orange”.  Its body is medium in size, sturdy, and compact, with a short back that arches up from shoulders to haunches.  The head is slightly longer than wide with a whisker break, eyes that are round and full, and ears set wide at the base, resulting in the “Manx look”.  The soft, double coat has a short “open” look and is accepted in many patterns and colors.




 


 Blue Eyed White Male
  
Manx Standard

breed chair
Lynn Fox
P.O. Box 277
West Branch, IA 52358
319-643-5770
foxer@lcom.net

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