Excerpts from the 1964 CFA Yearbook, Part 3: The Silver Persian
Take a nostalgic look back at CFA in 1964… this third article in the series discusses the breeding of Silver Persians.
Take a nostalgic look back at CFA in 1964… this third article in the series discusses the breeding of Silver Persians.
PandEcats has researched all the winningest Silver & Golden Persians in CFA and consolidated the information for easy reference in a series of articles.
Gretsky was a cat with a problem. Munira was an owner determined to find an answer to the problem. This is their story.
Exhibitors of well-presented Silvers, Goldens and tabbies take care that the mascara on their cat`s nose leather is not obscured by hair along the edge of the nose leather. This can especially be a problem on longhaired breeds such as Persians and Maine Coons. The best way to reveal good nose mascara is by shaving the hairline around it.
Pamela Martin of Castle Paws Silvers shares her tips and techniques for show grooming her award-winning Persians.
This well researched listing of Silver & Golden Persian breed winners in CFA includes all the cats who are entitled to add the BW in front of their names.
Janice Reichle of Diadem shares a short overview of the uniqueness of the Silver and Golden Persians.
Author Janice Reichle began breeding Shaded Silver, Chinchilla and the occasional Golden Persian under the Diadem cattery name in the mid-1960s. She begins this 4-part series by detailing the cats and catteries most influential in the development of Diadem and the early Silver Persians in CFA.
This is the second of a 4-part series documenting the early history of Silver Persians in CFA written by renowned Silver breeder Janice Reichle of Diadem Cattery.
This is the third article of a 4-part series. In this article Janice Reichle of Diadem Silvers discusses the breeding techniques used to develop the early Silvers in CFA.