Kyle Fuller                                               
Cape Coral, FL.                                        
(239)699-8788                                         
astonwoodspixies@yahoo.com                   
The origination of the Pixie-Bob came from out in the Cascade mountains, near the shore of
Puget Sound were short tailed polydactyl female barn cat was being attacked by another cat.
The owner turned on the back porch light to see what was going on. They saw a Coastal Red
bob cat leaving the scene. Two months later their barn cat had a litter of unusually wild
looking kittens. They were big boned, had long ear tips, and spotted pelts.  As they grew older
the kittens seemed to be highly intelligent and remarkably different than any other  domestic
breed of cat.  Coinicidently other litters were being born throughout the North-West. All had
and shared a similar story or "Legend" to them.  A women named Carol Brewer purchased
one of these legend cats, and recognised it's intelligent dog like qualities. She found an
unrelated female legend cat, and her first kitten she named "Pixie". She then decided to take
on the task of begining a new breed.  Although we would like to believe our legend, there is no
scientific proof. All DNA test have been negative for wild markers. Click on Pixie for
Pixie-Bob foundation cat pictures to see how it all began.
Aston Woods Wildley
Coastal Red Bob Cat
Aston Woods Fairy Tail
Northern Bob Cat
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used without the written
consent of Kyle Fuller. I
usually don't mind but
please ask.
Ponderosa's Klondike