Unlike their North American counterparts, the Siberian cats do not have a large repertoire of common household pets. Though the cats have some tendencies to be aggressive toward humans (this may stem from their nomadic origins or just their lack of social skills), they are affectionate toward their family members. They tend to be calm and very protective of family members even at times when other domestic animals are considered enemies. They also are not known for being hostile toward other dogs. Characteristics of the Siberian cats can provide insight into their personality as well as their natural tendencies.
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There is very little information available on the personality of the Siberian cats other than the occasional mention that they tend to be aloof and do not interact too readily with others. Their grooming needs tend to be more individualized than those of most cats. Since the grooming is performed primarily for aesthetic reasons, many owners are surprised to learn that they groom their feline pets themselves. Though the cats seem content to spend the majority of their time on their paws, they will groom each other if given the opportunity. They love to feel the body heat of their companions and will often spend an hour or more grooming one another.
The reason for the cats’ excessive grooming has to do with their status as wild animals in the first place. Because of their unique genetics, the Siberian Cat does not have the same domestication that many domestic cats have undergone. Therefore, they have not been able to be socialized with many of the characteristics common to domesticated animals and thus have adapted to survive in their natural environment, where they are naturally dominant over members of their own species and where violence is considered highly uncommon.
Most Intelligent Of All Breeds Of Domestic Cat
Despite their cold demeanor, the Siberian is one of the most intelligent of all breeds of domestic cat. Their intelligence stems from the fact that they live primarily in the wild. Thus, they have not been taught basic human behaviors such as good behavior or how to behave appropriately in a home setting. Because of this, many pet owners find that they have a hard time getting their feline pets to follow simple commands such as sitting or rolling over. This is not uncommon, however, and most pet owners will eventually overcome the problem if they are persistent.
Remarkable Ability To Smell
One of the most recognized characteristics of the Siberian Husky, also known as the Siberian Cat, is its remarkable ability to smell. While it is true that the average Siberian Husky does not have a very powerful sense of smell, some of the stronger smelling species of dogs produce a much stronger smell than the Husky. Additionally, the Siberian Husky has evolved to endure long periods of drunken walking. While it is not actually considered a form of drunken walking, most dogs will tolerate and even welcome this somewhat curious habit. For the Siberian Husky, however, it is a necessary means of ensuring that they do not suffer from bone fractures or serious muscle injuries during their daily walks.
Another characteristic of the Siberian Husky that sets it apart from other dogs is that it is extremely sensitive to cold. If you are living in an area where the temperature goes below freezing for extended periods of time, it is important to bear in mind that these dogs can easily freeze to death during the winter. The most common way that Siberian Huskies is able to handle this condition is by having a thin coat of fur on the undersides of their legs. This serves to trap body heat and allows the dog to remain warm without being frozen to the bone. Additionally, the majority of Siberian Huskies suffer from a relatively low amount of temperament disorders compared to the other breeds of dogs in the same category. They are generally calm and gentle animals that are gentle and loving towards members of the family.
One characteristic of the Siberian Husky that separates it from other breeds of dogs is that it can experience the occasional bout of disease and illness. However, they are rarely afflicted with anything serious and can live a fairly long life span given their good health. It should be noted that despite their small size, these cats do not typically weigh more than twenty pounds. Smaller pets such as cats will need to have their weight within twenty-five to thirty pounds in order to be categorized as a small pet. The majority of diseases that affect the smaller breed of dogs can affect the larger counterparts, but the differences in toxicity ranking are quite drastic.
Final Thoughts
Because of their small size, many people assume that these pets are more prone to becoming ill when they get older. They can develop kidney problems, arthritis, and eye problems as well as some forms of cancer, although this is very rare. Despite the small number of reported cases of illness and disease, veterinarians all over the world consider the Siberian Husky to be one of the healthiest breeds of cats in the world. As with any breed, there are certain personality traits that you should look for in your prospective Siberian Husky if you are thinking about purchasing one as a pet at home or in a breeding program.
