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American Shorthair Silver Tabbies - Silver Shorthairs
The American Shorthair comes in more than 80 different colors & patterns ranging from black to white, and a variety of colors between. We raise the Classic silver tabby, which has black markings set on a silver background, (the typical bullseye pattern seen on the side of the cat). The American Shorthair consistently ranks as one of the ten most popular breeds of cat.
Available Kittens - American Shorthair Silver Tabbies
Upcoming Litters: Our fall litters have all been placed. We will expect more kittens in Spring 2020. When You bring your new kitten home we suggest that you place the kitten in its litter box and then let it explore the house from there. You should consider keeping the kitten confined to one room when you are not present. Do this for a week or ...
Prices - American Shorthair Silver Tabbies - Silver Shorthairs
Click Here to reserve a kitten Pet prices, male or female – $1250. You will receive a limited CFA Registration application (the limited registration does not include breeding rights). Breeder/show prices, male or female – $1800. You will receive a Full CFA registration application. International kittens, male or female – $1950. You will receive a Full CFA… Continue reading →
Information on Silver Tabby American Shorthair Cats - Pets
Silver Tabby Pattern. The silver tabby is the best known of the American shorthair’s more than 80 color and pattern variations. These cats have a white undercoat that accentuates their bright silver fur and bold black markings, giving them an especially striking appearance. Their looks, combined with amiable personalities,...
American Shorthair Kittens for Sale | Silver Tabby
American Shorthair Kittens for sale. American Shorthair Breeders Southern California. Our American Shorthair Kittens are sociable, friendly and healthy. Taking reservations on our upcoming litters. American Shorthair Classic Silver Tabby kittens, American Shorthair Brown Tabby kittens.
American Shorthair Breed Profile | Milla's Kats Cattery
The American Shorthair Kitten is a medium-sized cat, but she is a very powerful one. She is heavily muscled and has heavy boning. Her rounded, thick appearance makes you realize that she will be heavy when you pick her up. The Silver Tabby American Shorthairis a powerful cat.
Retired Cats - American Shorthair Silver Tabbies
Hannah holds our hearts. Horatio (Horatio of Talariah): Purchased from Silvershorthairs in 2004, Kerry and Marian Schorsch, helped our family begin our journey into the world of American Shorthair Cats and Kittens. A mild mannered, gentle male, Horatio was the quintessential “family man”.
American Shorthairs - CACAO CATTERY
The American Shorthair is a sturdily built cat with an athletic body. Not big, not too small, not too long, not too short, they are just right. They have a short snappy hard coat and deep expressive eyes. American Shorthair come in many colors, but we prefer the striking silver tabby pattern.
American Shorthair Breeders
Pets cats/kittens sold with altering agreement. Written contract with written health guarantee. FeLV and FIV negative. Silver tabby, brown tabby, all patched tabby colors, red tabby, cameo tabby, all classic tabby colors with or without white. Member, CFA American Shorthair Breed Council. Secretary, National American Shorthair Club.
American Shorthair Kittens | American Shorthair Breeders
The American Shorthair Silver Tabby is the most popular color with the Brown Tabby and Silver Tabby and White as a close second. There are over 80 color variations to choose from so finding the best color to match your style will not be difficult.
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