Pixie-Bob
The Pixie-Bob is a muscular, wild-looking breed with a bobbed tail and tufted ears. Despite their bobcat appearance, these loyal cats are gentle, intelligent family companions.
About the Pixie-Bob
The Pixie-Bob was developed in Washington state in the 1980s from barn cats with bobbed tails. Despite their wild appearance, they have no confirmed wild ancestry.
Pixie-Bobs are large, muscular cats with bobbed tails, tufted ears, and heavy brows. Many are polydactyl (having extra toes), which is accepted in the breed standard.
These cats are known for their dog-like personalities. They’re loyal, intelligent, and often enjoy playing fetch and walking on a leash.
Pixie-Bobs are generally quiet, communicating with chirps and trills rather than meows. They’re social and good with families.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, despite their appearance, Pixie-Bobs have no confirmed wild cat DNA.
Polydactyly (extra toes) is common in the breed and is accepted in breed standards.
Pixie-Bobs are large cats, with males reaching 12-17 pounds.
Pixie-Bobs are relatively quiet, using chirps and trills more than meows.
Yes, their dog-like personalities often make them good companions for dogs.