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My 2 Himmy baby boys
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Do you wish to ask some questions about your cat?
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Sorry im new to this site and posted in yhe the wrong section
But actually i do have a question.
I wasnt aware that there r full black Himalayans. Is it possible that he might not be a pure bred himmy)
But actually i do have a question.
I wasnt aware that there r full black Himalayans. Is it possible that he might not be a pure bred himmy)
If you dont have their pedigree certificate this is certainly very possible. Most cats do not belong to any breed, however nice and adorable they are...
I wasnt aware there are black Himmies me either. I thought the whole idea was they would be points.
Yours other, the seal point, could be a real Himmi. Although again, without pedigree certificate from a recognized association, or at least a solid background story, nothing can be proved.
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No certificate. My friend just told me they were brothers and shouldn't be separated. I looked online to see if there was any info of black himmys but there wasnt any. But were a of pics... Hmm confusing
As was stated without a pedigree or a registration you can not be 100% certain of the breed, but I believe it is possible to have a solid colored Himilayan. Some breeders may use a solid Persian to breed in type and because there is the solid gene thrown into the mix it is possible to have a pure bred solid colored Himi. In some registries a Himi is just a color class of Persians so are not considered an outcross.
