The Pixie Bob Cat
- Started in 1985 with found cats around Mt. Baker, WA
- Bred to look like a mini-bobcat
- Large-sized breed
- Dog-like personality
- Either short haired or shaggy coated
- Only 50% of all Pixie Bob kittens are born with a short tail
- Some Pixie Bobs have extra toes (polydactyl)
- Highly intelligent
Who is PixieBob.Org
PixieBob.Org is dedicated to raising awareness of this rare and beautiful breed. We work tirelessly on educating the public worldwide about this breed, its origin, its humble beginnings, its looks, temperament, health, and care.
You can also find a comprehensive list of breeders in the United States and every country this enchanting breed is calling home. TICA, ACFA, WCF, and many other registries have accepted the Pixie-Bob and allow it to be shown, competing for titles.
PixieBob.Org provides tips and tricks on how to care for your Pixie Bob properly. Just check out our blog for our latest articles.
The Pixie Bob Cat
Standard
Find out more about what a Pixie Bob cat is supposed to look like by clicking on the paw images below.
Breeders Wordwide
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Years in Existence
Pixie Bob Breeders
The Inspiration
The Pixie Bob is bred to emulate the North American Red Coastal Bobcat’s rugged and exotic looks.
Colors & Patterns
The standard Pixie Bob color and pattern is brown spotted tabby. However, because mostly found cats of unknown heritage were used in this breed’s early...
Choosing a Purebred Cat
Maybe you went to a cat show and met your first Pixie Bob there. Maybe one of your friends got one, and after meeting it,...
