Yes, York Chocolate cats are friendly, affectionate, and mild-mannered, making them excellent companions for families and individuals. They are intelligent, curious, lively, and enjoy being around people, often loving to cuddle and sit on laps. They generally get along well with children and other pets, although their natural hunting instincts mean supervision is advisable with small animals.

Do York Chocolate cats still exist?

Yes, York Chocolate cats still exist but are very rare today. The breed is maintained by only a few specialised breeders worldwide, producing very few kittens annually, which makes finding a York Chocolate cat or kitten quite difficult.

Are York Chocolate cats rare?

York Chocolate cats are extremely rare, with only a small number of kittens bred each year by select breeders globally. Their limited availability adds to their rarity and exclusivity.

How can I tell if my cat is a York Chocolate?

To identify a York Chocolate cat, look for distinct features such as a medium to large size, muscular build, a semi-long silky chocolate coat that darkens with age, large oval green or yellow eyes, a rounded skull, small ears set wide apart, and a long furnished tail. Pedigree records and breeder documentation are important to confirm the breed, and tools like the Cat Scanner app can assist in identification.

York Chocolate Cats in Reading, Berkshire

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