ABOUT SIBERIAN CATS
Siberian cats are known for their thick, fluffy coats, which help them withstand cold climates. They are friendly, playful, and often considered hypoallergenic due to their lower allergen production. Originally from Russia, these cats are intelligent and adaptable. With their striking appearance and gentle nature, Siberian cats make wonderful companions for many households.
HISTORY OF SIBERIAN CATS
The Siberian Cat is the national cat of Russia. It is an aboriginal breed with unknown origin. This natural breed has existed there for hundreds, if not thousands of years. There is documented history of Siberian as early as the year 1000. It is a cat from which many fairy tales have been derived.
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The Siberian cat is an ancient medium-long haired breed believed to be the ancestor from which all modern day long-haired cats have evolved. After living in the cold Russian climate for many generations, over time it has developed a hardy constitution. In order to survive harsh conditions it developed a dense triple fur coat that is water resistant. Siberians are not true shedders, nor does their fur mat easily.
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CHARACTORISTICS OF SIBERIAN CATS
Siberian cats have a gentle, loving nature and well rounded personality. They adore children, readily accept the other household pets, and get along great with the whole family. This gives them the ability to blend in and adapt to almost any family situation.
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Siberians have a dog-like devotion and personality. They are often referred to as "the cat for dog people". Siberians enjoy being with their human companions. It is not in their nature to be a standoffish with their families and often come when called, follow the household members around, and greet guests.
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