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Copper Eyed White Persian

Whitney Mewston is a white female persian, born April 1997. Whitney comes from a long line of champion and grand champion (Marsamis, Softmagic, Mystichill and others) show cats.

WHITE PERSIAN

To its devoted followers the white persian combines all the virtue of its type: glamor, a noble expression, fur that is silky to the touch, and a sweet tranquil nature.

Apart from a few minutes of daily grooming, your lovely white persian may require a routine regimen of bathing (monthly or so) to keep her from any staining. Kittens that get bathed early on, are typically very easy to groom.

 

 

HISTORY

Although pure white cats of the Angora type were the first longhaired cats to be introduced into Europe as long ago as the 16th century, the modern white persian is of the Victorian era. It was developed by crossbreeding Angoras with persians. The breed was shown in London in 1903 and has increased in popularity since.

 

 

TEMPERAMENT

White persians are fastidious cats who take pride in their appearance, regualarly cleaning themselves. They are calm and affectionate and make a superb pet for those confined indoors - a classic salon cat.

 

 

VARIETIES

Variety is defined by eye color which can be blue eyed, copper eyed or odd-eyed. Deafness is associated with the gene for white fur, and can occur in blue eyed cats most frequently, but can also be found in odd-eyed AND even in copper eyed cats.

Deafness in no way makes this beautiful creature less of a companion, although precautions must be taken to never allow it to roam outside.

 

The CFA breed standard describes the white persian as follows:

WHITE: pure glistening white. Nose leather and paw pads: pink. Eye color: deep blue or brilliant copper. Odd-eyed whites shall have one blue and one copper eye with equal color depth.

Copper Eyed White Persian

Whitney Mewston, again. She is a pretty girl, with big copper eyes. Whitney reminds us of Betty Boop with her big eyes and square face! She is the daughter of Marsamis Pop Secret and Lacey's Snow Queen

Copper Eyed White Persian

Whitney loves Christmas. It fills a little kitty full of awe and wonderment.

 

Copper Eyed White Persian
Copper Eyed White Persian

 

Copper Eyed White Persian

 

Copper Eyed White Persian

 

 

There is always one cat that ends up being the favorite...SHHHHHHHH!!! Don't tell the others, but Whitney is my special kitty...she is so full of personality!

 

 

Copper Eyed White Persian

A Basket For Whitney, a cute short-story for kitty-lovers...



Quote from "The Rules for Cats," by Fancy Mews

If you have brawled with other house felines, deny your role in the unpleasantness. Hold firm to your story, even if tufts of the other fellow's fur are visible between your toes. If, during the day, you have had a disagreement with another cat, wait until later to settle it. After midnight is mandatory, preferably between two and four a.m.

Enliven an otherwise dull evening by pretending that you have trapped something in the corner. Stare intently, paw the floor from time to time, and enjoy the fun as the people of the house begin to panic.

Food caught live should not be consumed in its entirety; this is impolite. Leave some of the choice bits-heads, wings, feet, antennae and so on- for others.