06/12/2026
We’ve had a lot of interest in possible male kittens lately. We’re not sure why it seems most families prefer males. Our assumption is for size and weight. Males generally are going to be longer and heavier than the females. However, this breed continues to grow until about three years of age. All of our females that are over a year old weigh around fourteen pounds and are long and lean. Lyos is maybe half of a pound heavier. They will all keep growing though and putting on weight for another one to two years.
We also love all of our Maine c***s but we have noticed a slight difference in Lyos vs all of the females. Lyos is a loveable easy going man. He can be a bit of a baby at times, snuggling by tucking his face into arms when held and desperate for love. Generally, he prefers one person more than others. He’ll ask for love from anyone but chases Reilly around screaming for pets 😹
Most of our females are very docile and an “everybody” cat. They don’t prefer specific people as they’ll cuddle and play with anyone. They’re also more fearless. Laying on the floor not worried about being almost stepped on by children or our dog. They respond to their names faster too in our experience.
Basically, we just want everyone to know that males or females are great for the same and also different reasons! And we’d love to be able to find homes for our female kittens easier because we love them too! As of right now, we still have Sukie and Bloom looking 🏡.
We do plan to pair TyLee and Delphine to Lyos around August. Ideally the next two litters would be born around the same time so the mamas could co-parent nurse and clean.
Lyos x TyLee: Black/black smoke/possibly blue all with or without white and 50/50 mitten poly/non poly
Lyos x Delphine: a wide color variety with or without white and with or without smoke/silver. All poly but 50/50 mitten or patty poly.