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In the beast bonded witch archetype, it says:
Whenever the beast-bonded witch is capable of learning a new feat, she may choose to instead have her familiar learn the feat as a bonus feat. The familiar must meet the prerequisites for any feats that it learns this way. If her familiar is lost or dies, the witch can reclaim the feat slots and select new feats for herself, or apply the slots toward her new familiar.
so, if i take levels in fighter or in monk, and one of those classes gives a feat, like for monk, improved unarmed strike, as a bonus feat. can the familiar get it, if he qualifies for it?
I would say yes; I don't see anything there that limits what kind of feats you can give to the familiar besides saying it has to qualify for them.
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All classes are written with single class in mind unless otherwise specified. So when it says capable of learning a feat, the only way this is possible is the odd number of feats or racial feats (like human feats.)
Also based on FAQ entries, things that effect all classes don't reference the class. So Sorcerer bloodlines that work on all casting say "Your blah spells do X" but things that are limited like "When you cast spells on the magus spell list" means 1) Only when casting spells from Magus spell slots.