Can a Scottish Straight deliver the same round-faced charm without the folded-ear look?
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Bella Barker
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Start with the face itself. A Scottish Straight has the exact same round head, full cheeks, and large, wide-set eyes as a Scottish Fold-the only difference is the ears standing up straight instead of folding forward. I’ve raised both types from the same litters, and trust me, the charm comes from that sweet, owl-like expression and the soft, plush coat. The folded ear is just one feature; the whole package is about that round, baby-doll face that makes people melt.
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