British Shorthair are patient, relaxed soulmate, forming strong bonds with human companions of all ages and being tolerant of other pets. Your British will take a great interest in your family routines and will make sure that he is always on hand to ensure things are done properly and on time! British Shorthair kittens have an adorable teddy-bear quality which combines with a comical and affectionate personality. Slow to mature, the calm and easygoing British Shorthair deserves his place as number one in the hearts of every family. You will love our British Shorthair kittens.
The Scottish Fold is a sweet, charming breed. These cats are an easy cats to live with and to care for. They are affectionate and is comfortable with all members of the family.
There are 2 types of Scottish Folds, the Folded ear and the Straight ear. The Folded ear comes from an incomplete dominate gene that resulted in a spontaneous mutation causing the folded ears.
The fold begins to develop when the kitten is between 18 and 24 days old, but only if they have the gene that is responsible for the fold. Oftentimes, their ears will stay straight, in which case they’re known as Scottish shorthairs. In general, about 50% of a litter with one Scottish fold parent will have folded ears and the other 50% will not.