Peterbald
Height
Male:20,30 Female:20,30Lifespan
12-15 yearsPedigree
NoWeight
Male: 3,2-6,3 kg Female: 3,2-6,3 kgPros
- Affectionate
- Intelligent
- Social
- Playful
- Low-shedding
- Hypoallergenic (to some)
- Easy to groom
- Unique appearance
- Adaptable.
Cons
- High grooming needs (despite being hairless
- skin requires frequent bathing and moisturizing)
- prone to sunburn
- sensitive to cold
- can be prone to dental issues
- potential for ectodermal dysplasia (though rare with responsible breeding)
- potential for skin issues (like acne or yeast infections)
- not hypoallergenic
- can be demanding of attention.
Introduction of the Peterbald Cat
The Peterbald cat is a relatively new breed, having only been developed in the 1990s in Russia. It is a hairless cat, but unlike the Sphynx, it has wrinkles and folds. The Peterbald is a social and affectionate cat that makes a great companion.
History of the Peterbald Cat
The Peterbald cat was created by crossing the Oriental Shorthair with the Don Sphynx. The goal was to create a hairless cat with a more wrinkled and folded appearance. The first Peterbald cat was born in 1994, and the breed was officially recognized by The International Cat Association (TICA) in 2003.
Interesting facts about the breed
- The Peterbald is a hypoallergenic cat, making it a good choice for people with allergies.
- Peterbalds are very social and affectionate cats that love to be around people.
- Peterbalds are intelligent and curious cats that enjoy playing and exploring.
- Peterbalds are relatively healthy cats, but they can be prone to skin problems due to their lack of hair.
Characteristics
Activeness
Docility
Friendliness
Grooming
Hardiness
Health
Independence
Intelligence
Need for Attention
Playfulness
Shedding
Vocality
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