Large domestic cats

The Bengal was first bred in the United States and is a relative newcomer to the cat scene. They are medium to large size cats that boast a lot of presence with their strong athletic bodies and sleek marbled or spotted coats. They were created by crossing between the Asian Leopard Cat with domestic breeds which includes the Egyptian Mau Ocicats and Abyssinians. They are known to have outgoing personalities which when paired to their wild good looks has seen the Bengal become a popular choice both as a companion and family pet not only in the UK but elsewhere in the world too.

The British Longhair is known to be a quiet affectionate and loving cat with an independent side to their natures which in short means they are never overly demanding. Although they have been around for a long time and unlike the British Shorthair the British Longhair is not recognised as a breed by the GCCF although they are recognised by TICA. The only real difference between a British Shorthair and a British Longhair is in the length of their coats.

British Shorthairs are one of the most popular pure breeds in the UK and for good reason. These lovely cats boast kind even-tempered personalities and they form extremely strong bonds with their families. The added bonus being that British Shorthairs get on with everyone including other pets and dogs which when paired to their independent yet loving loyal natures makes them the perfect family pet.

Since 1997 it has consistently been the most popular breed of pedigree cat in Britain by a long way in terms of numbers registered with the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy (GCCF).

The Maine Coon is a large cat that originates from North Eastern America. They are an old breed that over the years has become among one of the most popular cats on the planet and for good reason. They have lovely semi-long coats which paired to their charming looks and affectionate loyal natures means they are ideal companions and family pets.

The Norwegian Forest Cat is known to have a charming personality that matches their stunning looks. They have been around for hundreds of years and always been highly prized in their native Norway for being a hardy natural breed capable of surviving harsh climates and cold temperatures. They are large cats that take a long time to fully mature which means they remain very kitten-like for a number of years. The Wegie as they affectionately nicknamed has found a big fan base not only in their native land but in many other countries too thanks to their stunning looks and kind gentle natures.

Ragdolls are relative newcomers to the cat world but already they are finding their way into the hearts and homes of many people all over the world thanks to their charming looks and sweet kind natures. They are medium size cats that boast having semi-long hair and gorgeous blue eyes. These lovely cats are known to be laid back easy going which in short means that Ragdolls tend to get on with everyone which includes children and other animals.

The Selkirk Rex was first developed in the United States and since they first appeared on the scene these charming cats quickly became known as wonderful companions and family pets. They boast having extremely laid back personalities and are the biggest of the "rex" type curly coated breeds. Often referred to as the cat in sheep's clothing the Selkirk Rex is a joy to share a home with thanks to their placid and ultra-affectionate natures.

The Siberian is a powerful looking cat and one that is not only very agile but capable of jumping up to great heights too. They are medium to large size cats and they boast having lovely large paws which adds to their overall charming appeal. They have luxurious coats and lovely personalities to match their good looks. Since they first arrived in the UK they have found their way into the hearts and homes of many cat lovers and for good reason. Not only is the Siberian a lovely looking cat but they boast having gentle playful and affectionate natures along with an extremely impressive purr.