Siberian breed

Affectionate: Siberians are known for their loving and affectionate nature, forming strong bonds with their families.
Playful: They remain playful throughout their lives, enjoying interactive play and toys.
Intelligent: Highly intelligent and curious, they are good problem solvers and enjoy learning tricks.
Social: Generally social and good with children, other cats, and even dogs.
Adaptable: Adapt well to different living environments, whether it’s a small apartment or a large house.
Vocal: Known for their soft, melodious voices, they often communicate with chirps and trills.
Loyal: They tend to follow their favorite person around and enjoy being involved in household activities.

Active: Siberians are agile and active, enjoying climbing and jumping.
Interactive Play: They thrive on interactive play and mental stimulation, making them great companions for active families.

Grooming: Despite their long fur, Siberians do not require excessive grooming. Brushing once or twice a week is usually sufficient, though they may need more frequent grooming during shedding seasons.
Health Issues: Generally healthy with no breed-specific genetic issues. Regular veterinary check-ups are recommended to maintain overall health.
Lifespan: Typically, they live between 11-15 years, though some can live longer with proper care.
Hypoallergenic: Often considered hypoallergenic due to lower levels of the Fel d 1 protein in their saliva, which is a common allergen. However, no cat breed is completely hypoallergenic.

Body: Siberian cats are medium to large, muscular, and heavy. They have a solid build with muscular legs of medium length and large, compact, rounded paws with toe tufts. Their tail is bushy, reaching the shoulder blades, and slightly tapering.
Head: The head is broad and short, with deep-set cheekbones, a rounded muzzle, and a slightly rounded chin. The forehead is slightly arched, and the nose is broad and uniform in width.
Ears: medium-sized, broad at the base with rounded tips, and set wide apart with a slight forward tilt.
Eyes: large and slightly oval, rounded at the lower edge, set at a slight slant, and wide apart. The eye color varies from yellow/golden to green, matching the coat color. Blue and odd eyes are permitted in certain patterns, especially in the Neva Masquerade.
Coat: Medium in length, the Siberian cat’s coat consists of a dense, soft undercoat beneath a coarser, water-repellent topcoat. The fur is longest on the neck, chest, trousers, and tail. The coat texture is firm and glossy.

Origins: Siberian cats, also known as Siberian Forest Cats, are a robust and natural breed with a rich history in Russia, They are known for their ability to survive in harsh climates.

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