Long Haired Cats
21 breeds.
Persian
One of the oldest cat breeds, brought to Europe from Persia in the 1600s. Flat-f...
Maine Coon
The largest domesticated cat breed, with males weighing up to 11 kg. Native to M...
Ragdoll
Named for their tendency to go limp and relaxed when picked up, like a ragdoll. ...
Norwegian Forest Cat
A natural breed from Norway, adapted to survive harsh Scandinavian winters. Thei...
Birman
Known as the Sacred Cat of Burma. Legend says they received their golden colorin...
Himalayan
A cross between Persian and Siamese, combining Persian body type with Siamese co...
Ragamuffin
A variant of the Ragdoll, developed by breeders who wanted more coat colors. The...
Somali
Essentially a long-haired Abyssinian. Appeared naturally in Abyssinian litters a...
Siberian
A natural breed from Siberia, Russia, developed over 1,000 years. Their triple c...
Balinese
Essentially a long-haired Siamese, named after the graceful dancers of Bali. The...
Turkish Angora
One of the oldest natural breeds, documented in Turkey for centuries and a likel...
Cymric
The longhaired version of the Manx, tailless or with any of the four Manx tail l...
British Longhair
The semi-longhaired version of the British Shorthair, sometimes called the Lowla...
Nebelung
A longhaired Russian Blue lookalike created in Denver in the 1980s. The name com...
Minuet
Also called the Napoleon, a dwarf breed crossing Munchkins with Persians for a s...
Seychellois
A rare breed combining Siamese points with white spotting, first conceived after...
York Chocolate
A farm breed started in New York State in 1983 from black and white barn cats, p...
Javanese
A longhaired variant of the Colorpoint Shorthair, with points in red, cream, lyn...
Oriental Longhair
The longhair division of the Oriental breed, once called the British Angora. Sam...
Neva Masquerade
The colorpoint variety of the Siberian, named after the Neva River in Saint Pete...
Highland Fold
The longhaired division of the Scottish Fold, sharing the same folded-ear gene t...