
Standard Height: Approximately 200–250 mm at the shoulder
The Manx is a distinctive domestic cat breed originating from the Isle of Man, best known for its naturally short or completely absent tail. This unusual feature is caused by a genetic mutation, with Manx cats appearing in several tail-length variations, including completely tailless and partially tailed forms. The breed has a rounded head, broad chest, short back, powerful hindquarters, and dense double coat. Despite its compact appearance, the Manx is an agile jumper and capable hunter. Sociable, intelligent, and playful, it is well suited to representing domestic cats in architectural drawings of homes, apartments, gardens, and outdoor environments.