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Don't Get Too Excited. You May Not Be Done With chocolate point himalayan


Don't Get Too Excited. You May Not Be Done With chocolate point himalayan

Identifying a Chocolate Point Himalayans

Identifying a Chocolate Point Himalayans

Identifying A Chocolate Point Himalayan Both parents must either be or carry chocolate/lilac in order for any of their progeny to show this color. If only one parent is a chocolate/lilac then all offspring will be carriers.




Himalayan Cat Colors : Pictures of Chocolate and Lilac ...

Himalayan Cat Colors : Pictures of Chocolate and Lilac ...

Himalayan - Persian Cat Colors. Chocolate - Lilac Color Comparison. Side by side color compare with cat picture examples of Persian - Himalayans to help show the various colors and differences between lilac and chocolate. Notice the color differences in the ears, mask, nose leather and coat color.




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Chocolate Point Himalayan Kittens & Lilac Point Himalayan ...

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Chocolate Point Himalayan kitten for sale, Himalayan ...

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How to Determine a Himalayan Kitten's Color - Pets

How to Determine a Himalayan Kitten

If he has an ivory-colored body with milk chocolate-colored points, then he is a chocolate point. If your kitten has a bluish-white body and medium gray-blue (slate) markings, then he is a blue point Himalayan. Both flame point and cream point Himalayans have creamy white bodies.




Himalayan cat - Wikipedia

Himalayan cat - Wikipedia

The Chocolate and Lilac point Himalayans are the most difficult to produce, because both parents must carry the gene for Chocolate/Lilac to produce a Chocolate or Lilac kitten, as the trait is autosomal recessive. Health




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Himalayan Kittens for Sale - paz4playcattery

We have Himalayan kittens for Sale, Himalayan kittens are the most sought after Persian in America. We have Himalayan Kittens for sale in Chocolate Point , Flame Pt and Lilac Pt . Lynx Point Himalayan Kittens and Cream Point Himalayan kitties are ready now!




Himalayan Cat Breed Information, Pictures, Characteristics ...

Himalayan Cat Breed Information, Pictures, Characteristics ...

The Himalayan is bred in the following point colors: chocolate, seal, lilac, blue, red, cream tortie, blue-cream, chocolate-tortie, lilac-cream, seal lynx, blue lynx, red lynx, cream lynx, tortie lynx, blue-cream lynx, chocolate lynx, lilac lynx, chocolate-tortie lynx and lilac-cream lynx. The body is various shades of white to fawn with color only on the facial mask and the feet, ears and tail.




Himalayan Kittens For Sale In California

Himalayan Kittens For Sale In California

The Himalayan breed is sometimes considered a sub-breed of long-haired cat identical to the Persian breed, except for the eye color and color point pattern. They tend to have a cobby body with short legs and there are two variations: the traditional or doll-face and the peke-faced that seems more squashed.












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