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? which is better

melissa215 Dec 29, 2007 09:59 PM

hello just wondering which is bigger a himalayan or a persian and any other info on these cats would be great thanks

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ttpurr4cat Dec 30, 2007 08:18 AM

You might want to go to the boards for those breeds and ask there. Both are beautiful cats who need lots of grooming. I, myself just have muttcats Who I think are just as beautiful as any full breed cat.

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MinnesnowtaKits Dec 30, 2007 10:13 AM

In many cat registries (including CFA), the Persian and the Himalayan-Persian are the same breed ... just different colors/pattern.

I am currently owned by 7 Persians and Himalayan-Persians (as CFA calls them, or used to), and have had many others in the past including foster cats through the Persian rescue I foster for. Despite most people thinking they are just large furry lumps, Persians come in many sizes and head/nose shapes, depending on the breeder. I've had 5 pounders to 20 pounders, those with nose smashed up between the eyeballs and others with pretty doll-faces, and some that are active and skid around the house, while others are more stereotypical.

If you are considering buying from a breeder, do research, ask questions, look at the parent/sibling cats, and ask more questions of the breeder. There are also many, many Persians in rescue in need of good homes, so that might be a good option too.

good luck!

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