Education here is essential for cornish rex cat, we have installed a protocol so that all my kittens receive a superb education, I educate my kittens as if it would still be a 4 year old child who would have it, so they are very manipulable and let themselves be done and like it.​When you buy a kitten the cattery that you buy your kitten is important to you, a well-educated kitten will make your life easier at home and an uneducated kitten will cause you a nightmare at home. The reason why you have to buy from a real cattery, which gives an education to the kittens and that their home is clean and that the cats and kittens are clean at all times with a breeding permit preferably the catteries which have a permit  to validate the cleanliness of the premises and the animals etc. If the cattery does not have a permit ask to see videos of the education of the kittens and their maintenance.

The Cornish Rex is a genetic mutation that originated from a litter of kittens born in the 1950s on a farm in Cornwall, UK. One of the kittens, a cream-colored male named Kallibunker, had an extremely unusual, fine and curly coat; he was the first Cornish Rex. The owner then backcrossed Kallibunker to his mother to produce 2 other curly-coated kittens. The male, Poldhu, sired a female called Lamorna Cove who was later brought to America and crossed with a Siamese, giving the breed their long whippy tails and big ears.
The Devon Rex looks similar in appearance to the Cornish Rex but has guard hairs and sheds. The Devon Rex mutation is different from the Cornish Rex mutation in that the Devon has shortened guard hairs, while the Cornish Rex lacks guard hairs altogether