Phoenix is confident, observant, and people-focused. He likes to know what’s happening in the room, gravitates toward his person, and settles quickly once he’s mapped the environment. He’s bold enough for show halls but tuned-in enough for therapy work and travel.

• Enjoys travel, carriers, and new environments when introduced properly.
• Greets with curiosity, not chaos — checks in, then settles near his person.
• Handles grooming, nail trims, and vet visits with composure.
• High emotional bandwidth: reads the room and matches energy.

Phoenix leans into the Birman standard: solid structure, expressive eyes, and a coat that’s plush without being unmanageable. We track how his traits show up in the ring and at home — and how they should translate into the next generation.

• Red point coloring with classic Birman contrast and blue eyes.
• Strong body, clean movement, and balanced overall profile.
• Coat maintained on a routine schedule — no “fix it right before a show” shortcuts.
• Type and temperament evaluated by multiple judges across different rings.

Phoenix will only be paired when the combination makes sense on health, type, and temperament. We’re not chasing litter counts — we’re building a tight, data-backed line that holds up in real homes, not just ring photos.

• Pairings planned around health, structure, and the Birman standard.
• Spaces between litters to protect his wellbeing and the dam’s.
• Tracking how his traits show consistently in offspring over time.

Phoenix isn’t retired to a back room. He’s active: therapy work, rideshare appearances, travel runs, and structured downtime at home. This gives us real data on how a CWPX Birman copes with change and stimulation.

• Therapy cat life documented — from outings to calm decompression at home.
• Ride-along experiences, carrier time, and exposure logged.
• Used as a benchmark for what we expect from future CWPX Birmans in the wild.