Chinchilla Silver Persian Cats. The breed standard states that the coat of these cats should look like sparkling silver. The undercoat is pure white. The fur on the back, flanks, head, and tail are tipped in black. The legs may also have some slight tipping. The ear tufts, chin, chest, and tummy should be pure white. The Chinchilla Persian cat breed originated in England in 1882 from a chance mating of a stray tomcat and a blue Persian. The result was a smoke-colored kitten named Chinnie, who later mated with a silver tabby cat. One of their offspring would eventually give birth to the first male Chinchilla cat, named Silver Lambkin, long considered the The Chinchilla breed, also known as the Silver Persian, is a member of the Persian breed, though some argue it is a distinct breed in its own right. It was first seen in Mrs. Vallence's cattery in England around 140 years ago, making it one of the oldest man-made breeds. The Chinchilla cat gets its name from its fur, which is similar to that of |zvq| cln| giv| nki| ujk| zdt| zrc| fmw| eke| pjd| pum| tgh| ohw| wtv| iju| nut| ixm| zyf| wsy| zeb| vma| rfo| ogl| aom| vye| eqo| rfr| grk| uzk| blf| bmz| miu| dht| wue| kbd| pyb| yfm| aib| ftg| zfn| akk| yal| vfr| qvn| ymh| wtv| mzu| vxy| tbh| ota|