Japanese Bobtail cat: breed characterization

In the photo: Bobtail cat

Bobtail cats come from Japan, but the name "Japanese Bobtail" was given to them by the Americans after these cats came to the USA in the 60s of the 20th century.

A distinctive feature in bobtail cats is the tail: it is short (5 - 7.5 cm), keeps upright.

The color of Japanese Bobtail cats can be almost anything.

At first glance, a bobtail cat can give a deceptive impression of phlegmatism and laziness, but she likes to swim, and some owners claim that they were able to teach bobtail cats to aporting.

Bobtail cat breed history

The birthplace of Bobtail cats is Japan, which is reflected in the name of the breed. In the historical homeland of the three-colored bobtail, it is called "mi-kei". Bobtail is an indigenous cat breed that belongs to the cat breeds of the Far East and, in addition to Japan, is very popular in Korea and China. Learn more

Description of bobtail cat

A distinctive feature in the description of a Bobtail cat is its tail: it is short (5 - 7.5 cm), keeps upright. The hair on the tail puffs in all directions, masking a slight curvature, and on the tip - a kind of pompom. Learn more

Bobtail cat character

At first glance, a bobtail cat can give a deceptive impression of phlegmatism and laziness, but she likes to swim, and some owners claim that they were able to teach bobtail cats to aporting. If you like to walk with a cat, you can teach a Japanese bobtail to walk on a leash - but, of course, walks should be safe for your pet. Learn more

Bobtail Cat Care

Japanese bobtail are not burdened with a load of genetic diseases or any specific health problems. Therefore, in the case of quality care, you have a chance for many years to enjoy talking with a cat. Learn more

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