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The Napoleons come in shorthaired versions and longhaired versions and in every color imaginable. This page is dedicated to the unique and rare colors that are available to us as we enjoy all the other delicious and wonderful traits of our little Napoleons. We might as well have it all - the short adorable legs, the affectionate and playful personalities, and a dazzling array of gorgeous colors. There is a color chart at the bottom for those who need resource material, but first, let me begin a gallery of color categories. I will slowly compile more and more pictures as I have access to good pictures.

Chocolates (and variations)

Peanut-Chocolate point

Georgie-Chocolate Smoke Point Bicolor

Godiva-Silver Chocolate Tabby Bicolor

Silvers (and variations)

Zorro-Shaded Silver Bicolor

Bella-Shaded Golden (a recessive gene of silver)

Zeus-Silver blue Point Bicolor (the silver gene can be in Himalayan type varieties too)

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Sinatra-Shaded Sivler

Lilacs (and variations)

Frenchie-Lilac Tabby Bicolor

Boomer-Lilac Smoke Bicolor

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Sassy-Silver Lilac Lynx Point

Calico (and variations)

Bonnie-Dilute Calico Smoke

Chubs-Brown Patched tabby Bicolor

Esther-Silver Calico

Pointeds (and variations)

Sweet Pea-Blue Point Bicolor

Sarge-Chocolate Point Bicolor

Plato-Silver Seal Lynx Point

Petunia-Silver Seal Tortie point

Peter Rabbit-blue lynx point bicolor

Buddy-Chocolate point

Cricket-Silver Blue Point

Torties (and variations)

Giggi-Silver Tortie Tabby

Clover-Blue Eyed White

Icebreaker-Copper Eyed White

AmandaJo's Kitty-Blue Bicolor

Ava-Brown Tabby Bicolor

Candace-Blue Cream Smoke

Chloe-Red Smoke Bicolor

Pierre-Black Bicolor

Rascal-Red Tabby
Bicolor

Zorro-Shaded Silver Bicolor

All shades; a little white or a lot of extra white

Some are virtually all bicolor with just a bit of regular color

And pointed colors can be bicolor too like Zues-Silver blue Point Bicolor

Madi-Chocolate Tortie Golden Tabby

Daisy-Blue Cream Tabby

Varieties - Of course genetics can be combined. If you look closely, you can see that
bicolor can come in any color or effect (effects like tabby, shaded, smoke, or point, etc.). You can see the pointed (like a Himalayan effect) can come in more colors than you ever thought possible (blue smoke point, chocolate point, lilac lynx point, tortie point bicolor, etc.). Even whites "mask" (as we refer to it) a different color meaning that the cat's color genetically is something else but the "white" more or less whitewashes over that color....and only then when you breed that cat do you truly know what colors of kittens you might produce as you discover what color that the white cat masks. So, here at Creators, I have tried to pack those color genetics full. I try to have as much bicolor as possible since I prefer bicolor over solids. I try to have all cats color point carriers, and I try to have all cats carry chocolate too. All of this plus fusing together these interesting colors and hues and effects to create a tapestry of unusual and exotic colors.