Munchkin will be absolutely a lovely companion that you should own in your house. Fully registered Munchkin cats will be allowed for breeding, therefore, their prices are much higher. All cats here have a health certificate that can be shipped to anywhere in the world.
They are committed to creating the best quality Munchkin to every cat lover. Therefore, they are constantly developing their breeding career to create the most beautiful and healthy individuals. All cats born here will be integrated into the family life with the kids and other pets.
All Munchkins in the farm are fully vaccinated. Coming to this breeding farm, you not only find purebred cats but also find the hybrid Munchkin. The cats here are very beautiful with their emerald green eyes and soft fur.
This is ideal if you want to own a quality Munchkin. Munchkin is one of the most beloved cats nowadays.
Perhaps short legs and the slow and shaking gait have caught the hearts of millions of cat-loving fans in the world. The four legs of Muchki cats never get straightened to make Munchkin look extremely cute. Their hair is usually cream, gray, chocolate, black and white etc, hair in the tail is longer.
With its dwarf mushroom look, Munchkin is loved with their loveliness and charm. Independently, breeders had their oldest Munchkins X-rayed and examined for signs of joint or bone problems. Hochenedel and LaFrance wrote the first breed standard, and established a breeding program. Other breeders soon joined their cause and established their own Munchkin breeding programs.
They tried to gain recognition for the Munchkin with TICA at that time, but were turned down on the basis that not enough was known about the breed.
This program confirmed that the gene governing the short legs was dominant; any cat that possesses the gene will have the foreshortened legs, and can pass along the trait to its offspring. When the acceptance was announced, one of the long-time TICA members resigned her ten-year judging position, saying the breed was an affront to any breeder with ethics. Others shared her sentiments, feeling that the short legs would cause crippling back, hip, and leg problems in the future, although no evidence existed that the Munchkin is prone to such problems.
However, other judges and fanciers were more tolerant or open-minded, and many cat lovers were enthusiastic about the new breed. Negative attitudes toward Munchkins are more frequent within the cat fancy than from the general public, say breeders. Ironically, the controversy surrounding the breed contributed to its growing popularity. Because of articles in The Wall Street Journal, People, and other publications, demand for the sports car of the cat fancy increased until breeders had trouble meeting the demand.
Waiting lists were long, and the supply limited. Because of this, the body and head conformation, as well as color, pattern, hair length, and coat type, may vary as new genes are introduced. Thick semi-foreign body, not compact. Back gently slopes upward from shoulders to tail. Well-rounded chest and firm hips. Boning medium, without undue bulk. Firmly developed muscular strength. Modified wedge with rounded contours, in proportion with body. High, defined cheekbones. Chin firm, but not overly prominent; aligns with nose.
Muzzle moderate with gentle contours in proportion with head. Nose medium in length. Forehead is flat. In proportion with head, broader at base, ending in slightly rounded tips; placed as much on top of head as on sides; not flaring; alert. Walnut shaped; spaced rather wide apart giving an open and alert expression, and at a slight angle toward base of ears.
No relationship between coat and eye color. Legs short, set evenly apart when viewed from front or back. Upper and lower forelegs equal in length. Hind Legs thigh and lower leg approximately equal in length. Feet are round, compact in proportion with body. All four feet pointed directly straight forward, not inward or outward.
Color, pattern, and hair length will vary, as the Munchkin can come in any color or pattern, including the Siamese pattern. Texture flowing and silky, all-weather, with moderate and medium undercoat. Available Kittens. Quick View. Male Liam. Female Lucy. Female Tiara. Male Leo.
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