The Napoleon Cat
is a new cat breed
that
has extremely short legs and
possesses a round pleasing face
with large round eyes.
It is a new hybrid breed produced
from
a cross of the Munchkin with the Persian breed
resulting in a short-legged cat
with
the old-fashioned Persian baby doll-face and body type.
| Napoleon Cat by Joe Smith, Founder |
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For your complete
guide to "All Things Napoleons" learn about this new cat breed that has it all - Those adorable short little legs
- that ever-so-popular round baby doll face and endearing eyes - and their affectionate and entertaining personality.
Navigate through pages of information, picture gallery, history, and resources to learn about this adorable new breed of cat.
The Napoleon Cat
is a true hybrid meaning that they are a good mix of both of their parent groups; i.e. the Persian Breed Group and the Munchkin
Breed Group.
The Napoleon cats DO:
* have the round faces, cobbier bodies, and round eyes of the Persian.
*have
the short legs, smaller bodies, and any/all colors of the Munchkins.
BUT...The Napoleon cats DON'T:
*have the
snub noses, protruding brow ridges, and excessive coats of the Persian.
*have
the domestic looking face, long noses, larger ears, and long bodies of the Munchkins.
Thank you for your interest in the Napoleon Cat. We are
a group of committed Napoleon Cat breeders and fanciers. Our goal is to secure a place in the cat fancy for the Napoleon
Cat as a healthy, viable and recognized breed. We are currently petitioning with The International Cat Association
(TICA) to advance to the category of Preliminary New Breed. Our ultimate goal will be to achieve Championship status for the
Napoleon Cat so that we may compete in cat shows and title our cats as well. This is a long journey, but
one which we will strive for via the route set forth by TICA.
| Napoleon Cat by Helenca Cattery |
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To learn more on what exactly a Napoleon Cat is, please take
a look at the
Closer Examination page. This page will give a "piece by piece" description and photo of the various features of our Napoleon cats.
There is also a link to the official written Napoleon
Breed Standard as well as a link to a page
comparing the Napoleon to both its parent breeds - the Munchkin and the Persian.
A picture does paint a thousand words, so please check out the Napoleon Cat
Photo Gallery page. On this page, there are some of the best examples of the Napoleon Cat from a variety of catteries. If you are interested
in the history and time-line of the Napoleon Cat, check out the
History page which also includes a link to the page dedicated to our
founder, Joe Smith.
sincerely,
Margie Gardner/Napoleon
Breed Chairman
called Napoleons.