All wild cats are considered species, not breeds. While some wild cats are smaller than others, there are no specific "small cat breeds" that exist naturally in the wild.
Here's why:
* Domestication: Breeds are created through selective breeding by humans. Wild cats haven't undergone this process.
* Species: The cats you're likely thinking of (like the Asian Leopard Cat, Rusty-spotted Cat, and Black-footed Cat) are all distinct species, each with its own unique features and adaptations to their specific environment.
It's important to distinguish between domesticated breeds and wild species to avoid confusion.