Medium-large.
ColoursAlthough the traditional coloring is solid chocolate, they may also come in solid lavender, chocolate and white or lavender and white.
TemperamentThe York Chocolate is an affectionate, loving cat. It is loyal to its owners and forms strong bonds with them. Although the York can do well on its own, it loves attention, being cuddled and petted. It will greet its owners when they arrive home and will try to get involved in all of their activities.
Suitable forThis cat gets along with children and pets and is suitable for families. York Chocolates have been bred from farm cats so they are excellent hunters. As such, they are suited to outdoor living; if an outdoor space is unavailable they could stay indoors but should be supplied with moving toys that will serve as prey substitutes.
CareThe York Chocolate do not require frequent grooming as they don't shed excessively. They have no special care requirements compared to other domestic cat breeds as well as no special health problems.
HistoryThe breed is relatively new. It was the outcome of the breeding of two farm cats in New York in 1983. The kitten produced from this pairing, Brownie, caught the attention of the farm owner for his rich, glossy, chocolate coat. The farmer started breeding the York Chocolate and after a few years the breed was granted championship status by the CCF and the Canadian Cat Association.
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