Himalayan Cats Directory

Himalayans are docile, gentle cats, though they do enjoy play. "Docile" does not mean "inactive"! Their coats are long, luxuriant, and mat easily. Daily grooming is required to keep their coats free of painful mats.
www.breedlist.com

Find your perfect Himalayan kitten for sale or adult cat from our reputable, responsible Himalayan breeder listings. Locate cats for sale, kittens for sale, cat breeders, and more. Our Himalayan breeders can also refer you on to other cat breeders they know of, perhaps closer to you. They can also help you with information on kitten selection and kitten care.
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The Himalayan cat is a cross between a Persian and a Siamese cat, and is sometimes known as a Himalayan Persian, or in Great Britain, a colourpoint. The combination of the placid nature of a Persian, with the inquisitive active nature of the Siamese results in an outgoing but relaxed disposition.
by Dika Golovatchoff
www.allourpets.com

The existence of the Himalayan is largely attributed to the British Cat Fancy with the world's first official "Colourpoint Long Hair" being approved by Britain's Governing Council of the Cat Fancy (GCCF) in 1955. An Englishman, Mr Brian Stirling-Webb, had developed the breed at this time.
www.catsinfo.com

The Atlantic Himalayan Club is a CFA affiliated club, dedicated to preserving and promoting the Himalayan. The club publishes an International quarterly magazine called CatTracks, an annual Himalayan World Directory, and The Himalayan Breeders Manual. Please visit our publications page for more information.
www.himalayan.org/

The Beautiful    Himalayan Cat
                                                By Marie Tabsch
www.lechatpaws.com

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