Himalayan Persian

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Interested in buying a Himalayan Persian Cat? Get an overview of this unique cat with a color point coat in our breed information guide.

Himalayan Cat Breeders: Fanciers Breeder Referral List

Description. The Himalayan cat breed has the stocky body type, long hair, and placid temperament of the Persian, but has the pointed pattern

Chocolate Point Himalayan Kitten, Wonderfluf Cattery

Did you know that Himalayans are the same breed as a Persian? Although Himalayans were originally developed by breeding Persians to Siamese to produce long hair

Basic Himalayan & Persian Cat Care

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Kasiakatz Persian Kittens For SaleHimalayan Kittens For Sale In

Kasiakatz Persian kittens and Himalayan kittens for sale in New York. Persian colors: black, blue, red, cream, bluecream, tortoiseshell. Himalayan pointed colors

Kasiakatz Persian Kittens For SaleHimalayan Kittens For Sale

Kasiakatz Persian and Himalayan cats and kittens in New York. Persian colors: black, blue, red, cream, bluecream, tortoiseshell. Himalayan pointed colors: blue, seal

Persian Himalayan - Pictures - Animals, Breeders, Puppies, Kittens

A persian himalayan rescue educates breeders on the care. Persian Himalayan . A persian himalayan rescue educates breeders on the care.

Persian and/or Himalayan? - Yahoo! Answers

Best Answer: The ONLY difference between these breeds is the Himalayan is a Persian with pointed markings since it was created by crossing the Siamese with

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Himalayan Cat Breed Profile: A Crossbreed of Siamese Cats and

Persian cats most likely originated on the cold, high plateaus of Iran (the area formerly known as Persia). The Himalayan breed was developed by cross-breeding