British Shorthair White And Grey

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British shorthair white and grey. To be a show quality cat the white needs to be clean and pure with no tinge of yellow or other colours. The scottish fold is a small cat breed that comes in a mix of grey and white coat. They are not hypo allergic and weigh about 20 pounds. The short haired variety has a dense coat which is soft to the touch.

It is a white cat breed and has a lifespan of almost fifteen. The breed has also been developed in a wide range of other colours and patterns including tabby and colorpoint. Grey and white cat breeds. Although the british shorthair is the most even tempered of cats this variation is a reminder of its wild tabby patterned ancestors.

Self or solid colour bsh cats can be pure white the only time that any white hair is accepted on this breed. This cat now comes in a wide range of additional colors with three traditional tabby patterns. Lovely litter off british shorthair kittens mum and dad are very affectionate and loving family pets we would require a 100 non refundable deposit to secure your choosen kitten we will give you regular updates the kittens will be very well handled and used to childre. It is also the oldest of the british b.

A white british shorthair cat can have sapphire blue eyes known as a blue eyed. It is a 14 pound cat that originated from iran persia and hence the name. The british shorthair is the pedigreed version of the traditional british domestic cat with a distinctively stocky body dense coat and broad face the most familiar color variant is the british blue a solid grey blue coat orange eyes and a medium sized tail. The british shorthair cat is one of the most well known breeds from the uk but has become popular all over the world.

The breed also has other colors and patterns including solid tabby and white and tabby. They can be short haired or long haired. Find british shorthair cats and kittens for sale in grays near me. Brown tabbies were among the first british shorthairs to appear in cat shows in the 1870s and red and silver versions became popular early on in the breed s history.