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The Highlander/Highland Lynx was developed to reflect the look of a Bobcat. To create this look, an east coast breeder bred what was then called a Desert Lynx, another breed that resembles a wild cat, to a Jungle Curl. These Jungle Curls were polydactal cats that also carried the dominant curl gene in their ears. These cats are believed to have developed a different or at least a spontaneous curl mutation on their own, just as the curled cats that were discovered in Canada in the 1950's. According to original documentation, different breeds including domestic shorthairs were used to create the Desert and Highland Lynx. Though there have been claims of wild/domestic hybridization being used, there are no documented fertility issues in any of these cats.
Some Highlander/Highland Lynx cats have polydactyl feet
(extra toes)which is a desirable trait for these cats. They have a dog-like personality(they will come when you call them, they will beg for food, they even play fetch...and they can be leash trained).
They are very intelligent and very active. They don't reach full maturity until 3 years of age. They are very muscular and their back legs are longer than their front legs...The average weight of a Highland Lynx is 20-25lbs for a male and females 10-17lbs.
Accepting deposits of $150 to hold your Kitten…Deposits & any payments made towards the purchase of a kitten are non refundable unless we are unable to provide the kitten/puppy deposit was placed upon....Return Check Fee is 35.00.
Travel arrangement are available (but are not included in price)
Travel usually runs an additional $350-$400.00 for Kittens.....Shipping cost covers kennel, plane, health certificate, plus 1st & 2nd shots that are given by a vet. A copy of the first visit to the vet is provided along with a copy of the shots that they recieved.
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