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| Description | 'Black-and-white, about six months old, parents unknown as it came from a pet shop. The inside digit on each paw is the least developed and may represent the dew claw which is normally half way up the leg, as there wer none in the normal site. The right side was, if anything, better developed than the left. All digits ahd functional claws, and all were used in climbing a tree or walking...' |