The Cymric is the longhaired variety of the Manx cat, sharing the same tailless or stumpy-tailed characteristic with a full, flowing coat. Playful, intelligent, and dog-like in their loyalty, Cymrics are devoted companions who enjoy being involved in household activities. They have a distinctive rounded appearance and a quiet, gentle temperament that makes them well-suited to family life.
My Cymric's complete absence of tail is striking. She is fully rounded from every angle and moves with a characteristic rolling gait that I find charming. Her coat is long and silky and needs brushing every other day. She is gentle, quiet, and affectionate. She is not as vocal or demanding as some b…
Read full review →My Cymric plays with toys with real enthusiasm and has invented games with household objects that entertain us both. He is interactive and engaging without being high-maintenance. He plays fetch consistently with small balls and brings them back with evident satisfaction. His dog-like qualities in a…
Read full review →My Cymric has chosen me as her person and demonstrates it consistently. She sleeps pressed against me, follows me at a distance, and seeks me out when she needs contact. Her devotion is genuine and consistent. She is also independent enough not to be anxious when I am away. The balance of devotion a…
Read full review →My Cymric plays fetch without fail, comes when called, and greets me at the door every evening. He is quietly loyal in a way that feels more canine than feline. He follows me through the house with a rounded, stub-tailed dignity that is utterly charming. He is gentle with my children and patient wit…
Read full review →My Cymric is the quietest, gentlest cat I have ever owned. She is present and affectionate without being demanding. She seeks contact regularly but does not insist. She is patient with children, tolerant of the dog, and peaceful in every situation. She has made my home calmer simply by being in it. …
Read full review →My Cymric is the ideal companion for my quieter lifestyle. She is undemanding, serene, and content. She greets me when I come home, keeps me company in the evenings, and sleeps at my feet. She does not need constant entertainment or interaction. She is present and warm and peaceful. After years of h…
Read full review →My Cymric developed mild Manx syndrome at two years old affecting her hind mobility slightly. It is managed but the condition was distressing to discover. Any prospective Cymric or Manx owner should research Manx syndrome thoroughly and choose a reputable breeder who screens carefully for spinal iss…
Read full review →My Cymric has been our family cat for seven years and has been wonderful throughout. She is patient with the children, accepts the dog, and is affectionate with all family members without having a favourite. She is adaptable, calm, and wonderful. She has aged gracefully and is still active and engag…
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