Thursday, April 28, 2011

Types Of Persian Cats Breeders

By Reem Chalkley


Persian cat breeding has been increased manifold over the years as the Persian cat has become a household pet across the world and is perhaps the favorite of feline lovers

There is a high demand of Persian cats across the world this has resulted in a host of cat breeders constantly developing the Persian cat.

Acquire the services of a professional Persian cat breeder to ensure that you are not buying a cat from a regular breeder who may not be accustomed to the approach required in breeding Persian cats.

The fact that such breeders are focusing on one breed only makes them more dependable. Furthermore Persian cat breeders will be able to offer you a wider range of choices when it comes to the colors of the Persian cat.

Breeding Specialists

Breeders often specialize in the production of one particular variety of the Persian cat. The Himalayan cat breeder will focus on the production of the Siamese pattern cat which is one of the most popular kinds of Persian cats.

Himalayan Breeders

If you are interested in getting the Siamese cat make sure you contact a professional Himalayan breeder to get an original cat.

The Himalayan Persian cat can be distinguished by its hair that is longer than the regular cat hair, and there is a mild variance between the British and American style Persian.

Pekefaced Cats

Some breeding experts are fond of producing the chocolate and lavender variety of the flat faced Persian cat which resembles the Pekingese dog and hence is called the Pekefaced Persian cat.

The breeders tend to use their own terms to describe the particular variety of the Persian cat that they produce like a certain breed named the doll-face Persian which has a round facial structure compared to the flat faced ones.

The first thing you need to ask the breeder should be regarding the congenital defects. Every breed of cat has some genetic problems and if your breeder says it doesnt then you should look for another one because thats not possible.

To be on the safe side do inquire of the breeder how he or she avoids breeding the congenital defects in the stock that they sell.




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