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The Munchkin was first introduced to the general public in 1991 via a national network televised cat show held by The International Cat Association ( TICA ) in Madison Square Garden.
Critics predicted that the breed would develop back, hip and leg problems similar to those that plague some Dachshunds. Amidst much controversy, TICA accepted the Munchkin into its New Breed development program in September 1994.
One veteran show judge resigned in protest, calling the breed an affront to breeders with ethics.
The Munchkin achieved TICA Championship status in May 2003.

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