If you have ever seen a Devon Rex and a Cornish Rex side by side, you already know the coats look similar enough to confuse. Both are wavy, both are soft, both shed far less than most cats. The similarity stops there. These two breeds arrived from different genetic mutations, in different parts of England, decades apart, and the curl in each coat comes from a different structural cause. That difference in origin ripples forward into temperament, health predispositions, and the specific things an owner in an Indian flat needs to watch for.
