York Chocolate

These little feline teddies are super soft - both in terms of their coat and their affectionate nature!

They can prove to be lively and dynamic if offered captivating activities - all you need to do is wave a duster in the distance and that’s the next quarter of an hour taken care of!

They also have their moments of respite between periods of play - they’ll use this time to groom themselves, keep an eye on what’s happening around them, and steal a little nap!

Sneaky as anything, York Chocolates know how to use their creativity to achieve their ends… or they’ll just learn how to make you crack and do as they wish!

York Chocolates are usually curious when a new person enters their home. But you’ll need to give them time to acclimatise to the novelty, offering them high places where they can take refuge should they need it. A few treats and games couldn’t hurt either!

They will enjoy spending time with you but also manage just fine occupying themselves. York Chocolates are good at splitting their time between the two just to make sure the relationship stays beneficial to them!

These cats aren’t too loud, despite their ancestors having been cross-bred with Siameses, which are very chatty!

York Chocolates need to run and use up their natural hunter-like energy. To ensure their happiness and wellbeing indoors, it’s important that you take the time to play with them.

These cats are more than capable of adapting to life indoors, but if they see an opportunity to go out into the garden, they are unlikely to pass it up!

If they start to eat more than they need, this could be because they have nothing better to do and are just looking for something to fill their time. Whatever the reason, you’ll need to keep an eye on this and make sure they don’t overindulge!

Having a fellow cat around is unlikely to please them much at first, but this is only temporary. These cats tend to deal well with novelty and they shouldn’t take long to warm up to the new arrival!

Naturally, these cats will be unsettled by the company of another animal at first. But once you’ve introduced them properly, and your cat knows that there are plenty of places for them to take refuge, dog and cat will find a way to get along and, who knows, one day become the best of friends!

These cats makes excellent companions for children thanks to their perfect mix of calm and energy. They have the patience it takes to play with children, who will be overjoyed with their new friend!

When they’re young, York Chocolates are perhaps a bit too lively and energetic for calmer people. But as they get older, their maturity will take over and they should become a good companion for a tranquil person, as long as that person can satisfy the cat’s need to move.