Somali Cat
Somali cat appeared in the 1950s as offspring of Abyssinian cats matings with other breeds. Initially these longhair Abyssinian cats were considered undesirable and were not taken seriously.
But in 1970, an American breeder recognized their beauty, named the breed (calling it Somali because of Somalia’s geographic proximity to Ethiopia) and began and extensive breeding program. Since than Somali cat popularity has spread from United States to the other parts of the world.
- Somali cats are perfect hunters.
- They love to go out.
- They are longhair Abyssinian cats.
Bread related health concerns:
- Patellar luxation.
- Renal amyloidosis.
- Retinal atrophy – a rare eye condition that ultimately leads to unpaired vision.
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- Bold and brave.
- Very, very busy.
- They will follow you and will try to take part in all your activities.
- They love freedom and you can hurt them if you give them restraints.
- Abyssinians are companionable but will not get in a way asking to play “lap dance”
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- Very intelligent.
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- Good with children. They can play with kids.
- Adapt well to other pets.
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