Featuring The Bicolor & Calico Persian
PandEcats has researched all the winningest bicolor & calico Persians in CFA and consolidated the information for easy reference in a series of articles.
PandEcats has researched all the winningest bicolor & calico Persians in CFA and consolidated the information for easy reference in a series of articles.
In February 2004, GC Sugarspun Let Love Lead Your Way, “Jordan”, a black and white Persian female, became the first Persian, and second allbreed cat to be a ONE-SHOW Grand in the International Division of CFA.
Maurice Ruble of Budmar Persians was one of a kind. His knowledge and his generosity remain an inspiration and a role model to all cat breeders. This is his story.
Gloria Busselman of Parti Wai Persians shares the story of her two Persians, a male and a female, and how they both earned their Distinguished Merit title in CFA.
A breeder of an exceptional cream and white, blue-eyed Persian shares the story of how she persevered showing her beautiful boy when a grooming misadventure ruined his coat.
The European cat registries of Fédération Internationale Féline (FIFe) and Independent (IDP) describe and register bicolor cats by 3 specific color patterns. This article includes descriptions and illustrations.
"Van" is a man-made definition for a specific "with white" coat pattern in bicolor & calico cats. Although we frequently use the word van to suggest that a cat is carrying two bicolor genes (is homozygous for the spotting gene), the definition of a van refers to the distribution and limitation of color on a mostly white cat.