Abyssinian Cats for stud in Canterbury, Kent

2 Abyssinian Cats for stud in Canterbury, Kent

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Champion line Aby boy for stud

Abyssinian

3 yearsAge

£500Price

Our outstanding Active Registered boy is available for stud He has a 5 generation pedigree. He is dual registered with GCCF & TICA. He has the classic Abyssinian appearance with large pointed ears, go

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Romford, Greater London (43.9mi)

195

Champion lines Aby Red-Silver boy for stud

Abyssinian

4 yearsAge

£500Price

Our outstanding Active Registered boy is available for stud He has a 5 generation pedigree. He is dual registered with GCCF & TICA. He has the classic Abyssinian appearance with large pointed ear

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Romford, Greater London (43.9mi)

FAQs

Are Abyssinian cats good pets?

Yes, Abyssinian cats are excellent pets known for their playful, affectionate, and intelligent nature. They enjoy human company, get along well with children and other pets when properly introduced, and remain curious and active throughout their lives.

Do Abyssinians like to cuddle?

Abyssinians are affectionate but not typically lap cats; they prefer interactive play and being near their owners rather than long periods of sitting on laps, thriving best in homes where their social and mental stimulation needs are met.

How much does an Abyssinian cat cost?

Abyssinian kittens from reputable breeders usually cost between $1,200 and $2,400, while adoption fees from shelters or rescues range from $100 to $250, though Abyssinians are less commonly found in shelters.

Which cat breed has the highest IQ?

While Abyssinians are highly intelligent and often compared to the 'dogs of the cat world' for their trainability, Siamese cats are generally regarded as having the highest IQ among domestic cat breeds.