About Cats

  Persian cat is one of the most beautiful cats in the world.  These cute and adorable creatures will be your companion, companion, and will always brighten up your evenings when you're alone. Persian cat is very affectionate.  They like to sleep or sit on the owner's lap, and often even on the shoulder, snoring pleasantly in his ear.  Persians don't like being alone, they will follow you, from room to room.  Also, Persian cats love to play, and regardless of age. Surprisingly, Persian cats are more gentle and loving to their owners than cats, who are more independent and spend less time petting someone.  Persian kittens and kittens are just lovely, curious and cute blobs.  Even a very tired and tense owner would quickly relax and become more friendly if he saw such a gentle person meeting him in the doorway. There are three standard types of Persian breeds: – classic (in other words, English) – this is an outdated Persian breed, when the nose is located slightly below the

    Naturally evolving breed. Country of origin Great Britain  Wool type Shorthaired Difficulty leaving Lifestyle Lazy Height at the withers 28-33 cm Adult pet weight Cat 5-7 kg Cat - 7-10 kg Health Life span 14-17 years old History The first mentions of this breed are found in ancient chronicles.  There is no documented information about their origin.  The first very large cat-rat-catchers were brought in by the Roman centurions.  Researchers speculate that the cats were introduced by the Romans during the attack on the British Isles in AD 43.  NS.  In Britain they received the name "British cat", in France - "Chartez", in Germany - "Cartesian cat". The animals were used as hunters for rodents, but by the end of the 16th century, breeders were paying attention to the appearance of cats.  The British attended the first London cat show in 1871.  Then the official breed standards were adopted, and felinology began to develop rapidly. In Russia, the first Bri