Introduction
The Chartreux is a legendary French breed famous for its thick blue-grey coat, copper eyes, and unique smile. Known for its quiet, gentle nature and dog-like loyalty, it is one of the most beloved breeds in France.
History
The Chartreux has a history dating back centuries in France. The modern breeding programme began in the 1920s, and the breed survived near-extinction after World War II.
Appearance
Robust, muscular build with relatively fine-boned legs. Dense water-resistant blue coat ranging from ash-grey to slate. Striking orange or copper eyes.
Character
Calm, observant, and gentle. Quiet but communicative, loyal to their families. Playful but not hyperactive, adapting well to indoor living.