Petz Breedz

Midnight here, and welcome to the breedz page.  Here we have info on all the Catz breedz.  We hope this helps you to understand certain breedz better and help you choose the right one for you.

Alley Catz are tough.  They are street-smart and friendly with other petz.  They may not be used to being with a caring person, but with lots of love they can be some of the nicest petz around.

Black-and-white Shorthairs are very strong but need a bit of help getting along with other petz.  They can be rowdy at times but make great companions.

Calicos are playful petz.  They are very good at learning tricks; and love being with people.  Breeding Calicos with other catz can be very interesting, as you will see with Snoball in the "My Petz" area.

Chinchilla Persians are much different than their calm cousins.  They are much more energetic but still do not like getting dirty.  If you like playful and showy petz, the Chinchilla Persian is a good choice.

Maine Coons are very playful petz.  They love exploring outdoors or raiding the Toy Closet. They also make great show petz.   Chrissy has a real Maine Coon herself, and wishes  he would be as playful as the petz kind.

Orange Shorthairs are very nurotic.  They are basicly total opposites from their black and white cousins.  They love nothing more than just sleeping in a warm living room next to the fire.  With love and help, you can help an orange shorthair overcome its fears and be a great petz.

Persians are very cuddly catz.  Unfortunately, they can be lazy.  They often become overweight because of that.  They can easily become favorite petz, though.

Heh... The regal Russian Blue.  We can usually be described as calm, cool, and collected.  We do have a playful side, though.  My favortte pastime is probably strolling on the back fence on a clear, sunny day.

The classical Siamese.  These Catz may have an attitude when you get them, but they quickly warm up to you.  They become very friendly Catz.