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Black persians with blue eyes are not that unusual in the breed, however blue eyed persians tend to be undesired since persians with blue eyes usually tend to be partially deaf if not completely deaf...
~Also, some breeders have achieved black cats with blue eyes by cross breeding, usually with crosses between a siamese, tonkinese, or other blue eyed cat breed, with a black cat of another breed...
~Edit: To Percy and Ocimom, there is such a thing as a blue eyed black persian. As for it being a breed standard, I said no such thing, I only stated that it isn't as unusual as one would think. Learn to read and to actually understand what it is you are reading before you deem yourselves capable of commenting. Yes they do exist, yes I have seen them first hand, and yes they were purebred persians. I personally know someone that breeds purebred persian cats and did end up with a few black persians with blue eyes. As for the breeds I listed for crosses that have been known for giving blue eyed cats that are black, that is quite true as well...go do some research before you call someone a liar...I know what I'm talking about, the question is, do you?
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For the first time in my life, my neighbor gave my 13 year old son a Kitten with mixed breed of Black Persian with Blue-Eye Black. Yes, it is rare, but all my kitten's sibling have mixer coat of black-white spotted like Japanese Bobtail coat, but all have blue-eyes YES!
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