
Siberian cat origins
The Siberian cat originated in the forests of Russia. It was a popular pet among Russian nomads and an excellent mouser. This breed is often described as magical in Russian literature and folktales. It is believed to have existed for over a thousand years. The breed was officially recognized by international organizations in 1997.

Shape
A head shaped like an inverted trapezoid and rather round eyes, a barrel-shaped body, a robust bone structure, three layers of fur that provide excellent insulation against heat and cold, and a bushy tail. All of these features vary in intensity. A wide range of coat colors and patterns are available. Their hind legs are longer than their forelegs, allowing them to make more spectacular leaps than other cats. This feline reaches its adult size and maturity at the earliest, around 3 years of age.
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personality
A true cat-dog, the Siberian will greet you at your front door. You can even take it on vacation, as it adapts very well to walks on a harness and leash. It's a cat that can be trained because it understands its owners' intentions. Naturally sociable with children, adults, and other animals, it can live in a house or apartment. It's an affectionate, playful cat that needs daily attention to thrive, as it hates being alone. If given the chance, it's an excellent hunter. To further enhance its happiness, a cat tree (purchased or homemade) or an exercise course (small shelves fixed at different heights on a wall, for example) will bring it great joy, as it's a cat that loves to exercise and appreciates being in a dominant position.
their health
The Siberian cat, with its robust build, is designed to withstand the extreme temperatures of its native land. As a result, it is relatively resistant to illness, provided it receives appropriate preventative care (vaccinations). A relatively recent breed recognition, the Siberian is known to be free of genetic diseases. Systematic screening of breeding cats for PKD, PKDEF, and HCM ensures the good genetic health of your kitten






