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FIFe breed codes 2011 Code Breed Category ABL American Bobtail Longhair Non -recognised ABS American Bobtail Shorthair Non-recognised ABY Abyssinian 3 ACL American Curl Longhair 2 ACS American Curl Shorthair 2 AMS American Shorthair Non -recognised AMW American Wirehair Non-recognised ASL Asian Longhair (GCCF) Non-recognised ASS Asian Shorthair GCFF) Non-recognised AUM Australian Mist Non-recognised BAL Balinese 4 BEN Bengal 3 BML Burmilla 3 BOL Bombay Longhair (GCCF) Non -recognised BOS Bombay Shorthair (GCCF) Non-recognised BRI British Shorthair 3 BRX Bohemian Rex Non -recognised BUR Burmese 3 CEY Ceylon Non -recognised CHA Chartreux 3 CLS California Spangled Non -recognised CRX Cornish Rex 3 CYM Cymric 3 DOM Domestic cat, no breed DRX Devon Rex 3 DSP Don Sphynx 3 EUR European Shorthair 3 EXO Exotic Shorthair 1 GRX German Rex 3 JBT Japanese Bobtail 3 KBL Kurilean Bobtail Longhair 3 KBS Kurilean Bobtail Shorthair 3 KMA Khao Manee KOR Korat 3 LPL La Perm Longhair Non -recognised LPS La Perm Shorthair Non-recognised MAN Manx 3 MAU Egyptian Mau 3 MCO Maine Coon 2 NBL Nebelung Non -recognised NBS Nebelung, shorthaired variety Non-recognised NEM Neva Masquerade 2 NFO Norwegian Forest Cat 2 OCI Ocicat 3 OLH Oriental Longhair 4 OSH Oriental Shorthair 4 PBL Pixie-Bob Longhair Non -recognised PBS Pixie-Bob Shorthair Non-recognised PEB Peterbald 4 Preliminary PER Persian 1 RAG Ragdoll 2 RMF Ragamuffin Non -recognised Russian Blue, but we also use this code for Russian type cats of other RUS colours than blue 3 SAV Savannah SBI Birman 2 SFL Scottish Fold Longhair Non -recognised SFS Scottish Fold Shorthair Non-recognised SIA Siamese 4 SIB Siberian 2 SIN Singapura Non -recognised SNO Snowshoe 3 SOK Sokoke 3 SOM Somali 3 SPH Sphynx 3 SRL Selkirk Rex Longhair Non -recognised SRS Selkirk Rex Shorthair Non-recognised Selkirk Rex, not known if longhair SRX or shorthair Non-recognised STE Sterling Non-recognised SYL Seychellois Longhair 4 SYS Seyshellois Shorthair 4 THA Thai Non -recognised TIF Tiffany Non-recognised TOL Tonkinese Longhair Non-recognised TOS Tonkinese Shorthair Non-recognised TUA Turkish Angora 2 TUV Turkish Van 2 .

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