Since the 1890s cat breeders
began trying to develop an all-brown cat
and so, they eventually succeeded. In the early 1950s,
British Breeders cross-bred a Siamese Cat with a Black shorthair
cat and the result was a group of cats referred to as "Chestnut
Brown Foreigns". Chestnut Brown
Foreigns served as a stable foundation
for the Havana Brown Cat.
Today, Havana Brown Cats
differ markedly depending on their country of origin. The Havana Brown cat's eyes are a vivid
shade of mid-green and comes only in Brown,
ofcourse. The brown coat color can be described as a rich shade
of warm mahogany with a reddish accent. The Havana Brown
cat's personality can be described as companionable. These cats
crave companionship and should not be left alone for too long. The Havana Brown has an interesting
habit of using their paws to investigate and will touch and feel anything that
sparks their curiosity.