MOUNTAIN PEAK MAINE COONS
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Maine Coon Kitten Pricing, Kitten Colors, and more below. 

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*DEPOSIT POLICY: If you can't get the kitten as planned, then your deposit can be moved to a future litter, it is not refundable. Please do not send a deposit unless you are 100% certain you want a kitten and are committed to the Maine Coon for its life. 

HOW KITTEN PRICING IS DETERMINED: Multiple factors determine the pricing (such the color, gender, and demand), additionally all reputable breeders are investing into their cats and kittens continuously. When looking at kitten pricing remember that 20% goes to taxes. Then there is the overhead such as food, litter, toys, cleaning supplies, vet care, TICA registration, investing in new Maine Coons for the program, and a lot more. Lastly, for my time invested into every kitten, my adult cats, running my website and social pages, and my time put into every applicant and client. A reputable breeder knows the value of their program and kittens, and so do their clients. Why is breeding responsibly so expensive?

KITTEN PRICES:  *The deposit is $500 (the deposit is a portion of the total price listed below).

Females:
  • Black Torbie, Black/Brown Tabby, Solid Black $2100 
  • Black Smoke, Silver Torbie, Silver Tabby $2400
  • Polydactyl Black or Black Smoke $2900

Males:
  • Black/Brown Tabby, Red Tabby, Solid Black $2900
  • Black Smoke, Red Smoke, Silver Tabby $3400
  • Polydactyl Black or Black Smoke $3700

**Pricing is subject to change at any time before a deposit is sent.

PAYMENT OPTIONS: Personal or Cashier's Check (only in advance of pick-up), Paypal, Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, or Credit Card. 

THE 
REMAINING BALANCE DUE DATE: Once a deposit is sent to secure a particular kitten, the remaining balance is due before the kitten turns eight weeks old. 


 I also have personal LONG DISTANCE KITTEN DELIVERY OPTIONS <-----click the blue link for details. 

PLEASE EXCUSE ANY GRAMMAR OR SPELLING ERRORS, I TEND TO MISS MY OWN MISTAKES. ​


Kitten Colors Possible Based on my Parent's Coloring

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​​*Phoenix, Bleubelle, Bella, & Duchess have these two colors only, & mostly Black Smoke. 
  • Black Smoke, male and female kittens (black coat with a silver undercoat--silver expression varies). 
  • Black, male and female kittens (solid Black).

    *Only Sylvie can have the colors below, in addition to Black and Black Smoke. 
  • Black/Brown Tabby, male and female kittens (black tabby pattern with a brown background). 
  • Silver Tabby, male and female kittens (silver coat with black tabby pattern).
  • Red Tabby, male kittens only (red pattern with red roots).
  • Red Smoke, male kittens only (red tabby pattern and a silver undercoat--silver expression varies).
  • Blacktorbie, female kittens only (Black/brown background color with a tabby pattern and patches of red/cream).
  • Silver Blacktorbie, female kittens only (Silver background with a black/grey tabby pattern and patches of red/cream).​
  • Black Smoke, male and female kittens (black coat with a silver undercoat--silver expression varies). 
  • Black, male and female kittens (solid Black). 
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​The color of a kitten is based on the color of the parents (recessive for dilute can be carried but not visually expressed). Red is a sex-linked color. More on color genetics here: http://www.bio.miami.edu/dana/dox/calico.html


Smoke (Silver) is caused by the combination of the dominant Inhibitor gene with the recessive non-agouti (non-tabby) gene. So Black Smoke means Black with Silver expression. Same for Blue Smoke, Red Smoke, and etc. All have the Silver Expression starting at the roots and in varying degrees of intensity.

Tabby is not a color or a breed of cat, tabby is a pattern on a base coat color. There are different tabby patterns too. Many types of cats come with a tabby pattern. Well-marked tabby's regardless of breed or a domestic cats have an 'M' marked forehead. This is NOT an exclusive marking for Maine Coons. Maine Coon stands for the state of Maine and their origin. Tabby patterns in a Maine Coon: mackerel, classic, or ticked.

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Welcome to Mountain Peak Maine Coons, hope to hear from you soon!


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Telephone

719-641-2763

Email

brook30white@hotmail.com
  • HOME
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • More About Me
    • Pet Health Insurance
    • CONTACT ME
    • My Recommendations
  • AVAILABLE KITTENS
    • Retiring Adult Maine Coons
    • Kitten Application
    • KITTEN CARE PACKAGE
    • New Kitten Checklist
    • KITTEN SCAMMERS
    • Black Smoke Kitten Coat vs A Fever Kitten Caot
  • KITTEN PRICING
    • Kitten Pricing Explained
    • Health Contract
    • Long Distance Kitten Delivery Options
  • Maine Coon Queens/King
    • More Pictures and Videos of my Maine Coons and other Pets
  • About Maine Coons
    • MAINE COON TEETH/GUM CARE & MORE
    • Maine Coon vs Domestic Longhair Cat
    • Polydact Maine Coon
    • Cats are NOT Dogs
    • Maine Coons and Children: Great Combination
    • Cat Allergies
    • Litter Box Tips: Bringing Home a New Kitten or Cat
    • Basic Cat Litter Box Tips
    • Your Cat Needs a Good Cat Scratching Post
    • Flea Prevention
    • Basic Feline Color Genetics
    • Introducing Cats and Dogs
  • Testimony Page