Black Chausie Cat – Here are a series of photographs of a female Chausie cat called “Shekinah” from the Tammy Isaac’s Willowind Cattery in South Texas. The photographs are ©copyright Helmi Flick. Please respect copyright. She is described as a … Continue reading →
This is another photograph of Bushwah an F1 male Chausie. He lived with the Flicks. Helmi says this about the photograph, “I’ve included a shot of Bushwah when he was about 8 months old, outside in our garden on a leash. He … Continue reading →
Most cat owners would probably find the Chausie personality difficult if the cat is between F1 and F3 (first and third filial). The Chausie is a rare purebred cat. The breed is a wild cat hybrid. A cross between a … Continue reading →
This is a page on the Chausie cat breed. It is written for children and people who like to read straightforward English and see the best cat pictures. The Chausie is wild cat hybrid and a breed of cat. Chausie … Continue reading →
Chausie Cat Breeders – F1 Chausie Wildkatz Bwana Bushwah. Photograph © Helmi Flick Introduction A short list of Chausie Cat Breeders in the USA is at the bottom of this page. Before adopting a Chausie please read what Helmi and … Continue reading →
Chausie – Photo of Keetah from the Willowind Cattery © Helmi Flick The photos below are thumbnails – click on them for lager images. They are all copyright Helmi Flick – please respect copyright. Referring to the photographs above … Continue reading →
The Chausie has a coat that is ticked as seen in this photograph. Ticking is the different color bands on the hair shaft that gives a “salt and pepper” appearance (see cat coats tabby). You can also see the dark … Continue reading →
The breed standard can be summarized as follows: Head – modified wedge, medium sized. Long sloping forehead with high angular cheekbones. Strong full muzzle and chin. Rounded whisker pads. Eyes – Medium sized and slightly flattened and oval in … Continue reading →
This is the cat that lived with Helmi and Ken Flick. He is an F1 – first filial – and Ken thought it was all but impractical to live with a first filial Chausie. Well certainly this one. Great cat … Continue reading →
