The fathers

Our Kings

Bone, head shape and coat type come down the male line, so a stud male sets the ceiling for what a program can produce. Ours come out of European champion lines, chosen for the traditional British head (round, broad, full-cheeked) and for something that matters just as much: being genuinely gentle around kittens.

See their kittens Meet our queens

Polar Bear

Blue Golden British Shorthair

Blue golden stud male with a pale, luminous coat and a pink nose.

Sex: male
Age: 5 years old
Eyes: Green

CalmPale golden coatGreen eyes

Meet Polar Bear→

Elvis

Black Golden Shaded British Shorthair

Golden shaded stud male, rich apricot undercoat with deep green eyes.

Sex: male
Age: 5 years old
Eyes: Green

Golden shadedGreen eyesWarm coat

Meet Elvis→

Archie

Blue Golden (BLH ay 1133) British Longhair

WCF Champion British Longhair, bred in Europe and owned by Canan.

Sex: male
Age: 5 years old
Eyes: Green

WCF ChampionBritish LonghairSilky coat

Meet Archie→

Why the father matters more than people think

Buyers almost always ask to see the mother and almost never ask about the father, which is backwards. A single male contributes to far more kittens than any one queen, so his structure, his coat quality and his cardiac screening results affect far more cats.

When you compare breeders, ask to see the sire’s HCM screening, not just the mother’s. It is the question the good ones are pleased to be asked.

Stud service & breeding rights

We occasionally make our males available to established, registered catteries with fully health-tested queens, and we sell breeding rights on the same basis. Both require a conversation and paperwork. We do not sell breeding rights to pet buyers.

If you run a registered cattery and want to talk, get in touch and mention your registry and cattery name.

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