ColoradoPixies Cattery @ ColoradoPixiebobs.com

ColoradoPixies Cattery @ ColoradoPixiebobs.com

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Hi There,

    Welcome to ColoradoPixies Cattery.    Enjoy the world of miniature Bobcat look alikes.

Pixiebob cats make a variety of sounds when communticating and dealing with life's surprises and are very smart. They can be taught to do tricks easily. They love to cuddle and purr and follow you around like a dog. They sometimes like to play in water as well. Some have even been known to be trained to walk on a leash. They have been referred to over the years as "the cats that think they're a dog..." When raised properly underfoot with lots of love and attention, (like all of ours are) they are become very affectionate towards people. Did I mention how much they love our laps? Well, if you're watching TV the kitty's are on your lap. They love people.

Pixiebobs are a breed of domestic cat. They are bred to look like miniature Bobcats, but they are not descendants of any Bobcat. They should have ear tips, and males can have tufts starting to grow around the lower jaw when about 10 to 12 months old or so. They also should have shorter tails and some have extra toes. It's the only breed of cat that's allowed to be shown in cat shows that's polydactyl (with extra toes). All other breeds have to be straight footed in competition.   We have some of the most beautiful look alikes. Pixiebobs don't shed much hair either when compared to other breeds of cats. They have slightly oily skin for warmth and waterproofing. Like Bobcats, Pixiebobs come in different shades of colors and they vary between short and long hair. Long hair on a Pixiebob is never long like a Persian has, not 3 three inches. It's more like one to 1 1/2 inches. It's more like a medium length in reality, similar to a Manx cat.

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We have Pixiebob kittens FOR SALE now. Born 1-7-08 We have a wide choice of looks including a polydachtyl male, marbled females and natural short tailed others.

We are both members in good standing with TICA. We also operate ColoradoPixies Cattery, a TICA. registered cattery. Our Cattery has recently been awarded TICA'S Outstanding Cattery Award earning 85 of 86 possible points available. The litter is also registered with TICA. (The International Cat Association). We also abide by TICA.'s code of ethics.

We are now located near Checotah, Oklahoma. USA

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                                                                           Thank you,
                                                                           Rick + Marilyn Trenk.

Special Offer:

Check out our prices! Were competative with other breeders while still providing top quality and a great pet for your money.

We do work with other breeders around the country, so if you don't see what you want here feel free to call us and we will try to locate and put you in touch with another breeder who has what your looking for.

Shipping is available almost anywhere in the world by air...

Call for details @ 1-918-473-3936 or email us @ RTTJR69@aol.com

Looking for more choices? Click this link: http://www.CatteryRow.com

Click this link: http://www.Kittysites.com to other Breeders around the world. We want you to explore their Catterys first, because we believe we have great cats as well and always at a fair price!

Let's set the record straight now... Pixiebobs have no wild Bobcat DNA in them. They never have, thus they never will. Some folks will give you long, long, long stories about the breed and how they started with some unknown Bobcat in the beginning. It's not true. There has never been a documented case of Bobcat DNA ever to be found in a Pixiebob. That's a fact! According to some other breeders no one really knows for sure how the breed started. I personally believe that the breed was originated in Washington State, by the TICA recognized founder of the breed Carol Brewer who managed to achieve the look we have come to know and love as the Pixiebob. Some of our cats have her original blood lines in them. It may have been started with a cross between a Bengal and a Mainecoon, Tabby and/or possibly some other kind of breed, but it was definitely not a Bobcat. This has always been a controversy as some breeders in Great Britain, Northeast USA and Southeast USA claim that the breed originated in their neck of the woods as well. LOL