Bombay

Bombay
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Overview

The Bombay is a breed of domestic cat that was created in the United States in the 1950s. It is named after the Indian city of Bombay, which is known for its sleek and elegant black panthers.

Bombays have a short, glossy black coat that is similar to that of a panther. Their eyes are large, round, and golden in color, which is one of their most striking features. Their body is muscular and athletic, with a sleek, slender build.

In terms of personality, Bombays are known for their affectionate and outgoing nature. They are social cats that love attention and interaction with their owners. They are also intelligent and curious, and love to explore their surroundings and play with toys. They are easy to train and can even learn to play fetch or walk on a leash.

Bombays are generally healthy cats, with a life expectancy of 12-16 years. They are not prone to any specific health issues, but like all cats, they require regular veterinary check-ups and preventative care.

Overall, the Bombay is a beautiful and loving breed that makes a great pet for families and individuals. They are easy to care for, adapt well to different living situations, and have a playful and adventurous personality. Whether you're looking for a lap cat or an active companion, the Bombay is a great choice for any cat lover.

Breed Information

Popularity:#34
Origin:United States
Size:Medium
Coat:Short
Sleek
Glossy
Lap Cat:Yes
Life span:12-16 years
Temperament:Affectionate
Dependent
Gentle
Intelligent
Playful
Weight:Male: 8 - 11 pounds
Female: 6 - 9 pounds
Colors:Black
Kitten Price:Average $400 - $600 USD

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Dog names

Rank Male Female
1 Duke Sophie
2 Bentley Roxy
3 Riley Stella
4 Dexter Zoe
5 Louie Mia
6 Oscar Rosie
7 Henry Pepper
8 Brody Ella
9 Luke Hazel
10 Chance Peanut
11 Prince Fiona
12 Frankie Baby
13 Kobe Grace
14 Mickey Lucky
15 Chewy Nikki
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