Their camp is near a willow tree.ģ) Windclan – A clan of swift warriors who are light on their feet. They live along the River and are expert swimmers. Their camp is surrounded by brambles for extra protection.Ģ) Riverclan – A clan of agile warriors who are at home in the water. This medium-sized breed is charming, affectionate, and just a touch mischievous.1) Thunderclan – A clan of brave warriors who are strong in both body and spirit. No one is exactly sure how the name came about, but it may have been named after the Havana rabbit (which comes in a similar brown color) or the rich brown color of a Havana cigar. Despite its name, the Havana Brown did not originate in Cuba-it was developed in England in the 1950s. Smooth and lustrous, the Havana Brown’s coat is short to medium in length. It has vivid green eyes-a striking combination against the cat’s warm brown coloration. The Havana Brown is completely brown all over (self-brown), which means even the nose, paw pads, and whiskers are brown. The hue is described as a rich, even shade of warm brown, with the color tending toward red-brown (mahogany) rather than black-brown. Highly active and curious, they need a lot of engagement and stimulation from their owners and don’t do well if left alone for long periods.Īs its name implies, the Havana Brown cat only comes in solid brown. Bengals may look wild, but they are very affectionate and let you know what they are thinking with a lot of meowing. Regardless of color the coat is always spotted or marbled, and may have glitter (a special type of hair that reflects light and makes it look as though the cat has been dusted with glitter). Bengals come in several colors including brown. Rosettes preferably have two distinct colors or shades, such as paw-print shaped, arrowhead shaped, doughnut- or half-doughnut shaped, or clustered.

The Bengal is the only breed that has spotted markings called rosettes, which resemble the markings found on wild cats like leopards, jaguars, and ocelots. The goal of the breeding program was to produce domestic cats that looked wild but had loving, dependable temperaments. The Bengal breed was created in the 1980s by crossing domestic cats with the Asian Leopard Cat, which is a small wild cat species native to Asia. While life expectancy is fairly consistent across all cat breeds, some breeds tend to live shorter or longer than others. Let’s meet some popular brown cat breeds. Many of the pedigreed cat breeds recognized by the Cat Fanciers Association and The International Cat Association come in brown. Some breeds do not come in brown at all, including the Bombay, Burmilla, Chartreux, Korat, Nebelung, and Russian Blue. Many other popular cat breeds come in brown, but also come in other colors, whether solid, patterned, or pointed. One purebred cat breed comes only in brown-the Havana Brown, which is solidly colored in a rich and even shade of warm brown. Brown cats also come in a variety of different patterns, including solid brown, brown tabby, brown spotted tabby, brown ticked, brown spotted, brown pointed (often called chocolate point), and bi-colored (brown with white). In cats, brown coats come in a range of hues, from very light tan to deep chocolate brown. Some pointed breeds also come in brown colors, such as the seal point Siamese. In some breeds, the solid brown color is called chocolate. Solid brown cats are somewhat less common, and can be strikingly beautiful.

Brown, especially brown tabby (brown with black stripes) is a very common color in cats.

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