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Hairless Cat:

A hairless cat is identified by its hairless, wrinkled skin and large ears. It has a smooth, muscular body that is dense and heavy for its size.

Hairless Breed: (Hairless cat)

  1.  Sphynx.
  2. Bambino.
  3. Donskoy.
  4. Dwelf.
  5.  Elf.
  6.  lykoi.
  7.  Minskin.
  8.  peterbald.
  9.  Sphynx Hybrids.
  10.  Ukrainian levy.

1. Sphynx: –

Sphynx
Sphynx

 

cat identification:-

The Sphynx is an attractive-looking medium-sized cat, characterized by its hairless, wrinkled skin and large ears. Its body is smooth, muscular, dense and heavy for its size.

Behaviour:

Friendly and loving, this is a loyal breed that will follow you around the house and try to involve itself in whatever you’re doing, taking advantage of any opportunity to sit on your shoulder or sit on your lap. I will pick it up. She is as curious and intelligent as she is energetic—qualities that can make her somewhat of a handful.

Size:

Height:  8” to 10″;

length: 13” to 15”

 

2. Bambino: –
Bambino
Bambino
identification:

Bambino cats are known for their distinctive appearance and small size. Their legs are short, a trait inherited from the Munchkin breed. They also have hairless coats or short fur resembling suede or peach fuzz.

Behaviour:

These sweet and friendly cats love to be surrounded by family members so they don’t feel isolated. They love cuddles and being in a person’s warm lap, maybe even in a fuzzy sweater.

size:-

Weight: up to 9 pounds Length: up to 17 inches Coat Length: Hairless Coat colour: black, white, cream, brown, fawn Coat Pattern: solid, pointed, shaded, two colours Eye colour: blue Lifespan: up to 12 years Hypoallergenic: Yes (to some extent). Origin: United States

3. Donskoy: –
Donskoy
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Identification:-

A phenotype of the Donskoy breed has been described that breeders call “pink-eye,”  which includes light-brown skin, pale irises, and a red-eye effect. Pedigree data indicated an autosomal recessive inheritance pattern.

Behaviour:

A typical Donskoy is affectionate, curious, and intelligent, benefiting from both physical and mental well-being in his everyday life. Gentle and tolerant of children and other pets in the household, the Donskoy displays a calm demeanour most of the time without displaying undue shyness or aggression.

size:-

Weight: 6 to 15 pounds

Length: 13 to 15 inches

Coat Length: Bald or lightly haired Coat

Colour: Skin colour can be any colour found in s.

Coat Pattern: The skin can have any pattern found in cats.

Eye colour: Any colour found in cats Lifespan: 12 to 15+ years

4. Dwelf identification:
Dwelf identification
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The Dwelf is a small, hairless cat with short legs and slightly folded ears. The short body, neck, and legs are heavily muscled, giving the cat a solid, stocky appearance. The back legs may be slightly longer than the front, with the line of the back rising from the shoulders to the hips and ending with a long whip-like tail.

Behaviour:

Dwelf kittens are more playful than other breeds. They have a lot of energy, are extremely affectionate towards those they love and are also very social.

Size:

Height: 6-7 inches,

weight: 4-9 pounds,

physique: short,

Stocky life span: 12–15 years Best suited for singles,

families with children and other pets, and senior citizens who have time to devote to these social cats temperament Social, friendly, playful, intelligent, and active

5. Elf:
Elf
Elf Cat

 

Identification:

Medium to large elf cat. He has a hairless, athletic, muscular body and prominent cheekbones, similar to a sphinx, and his eyes range from blue to gold. The elf cat’s whiskers and eyebrows are sparse and small. Its skin is wrinkled around the shoulders, ears and muzzle.

Behaviour:

The Elf cat is a new and rare hybrid of the Sphynx and the American Curl. It is known for its hairless body and distinctive curly ears. These bright-eyed, muscular cats are highly friendly and intelligent and love to jump and play.

Size:

Height: 9-12 inches
Weight: 10-15 pounds
Lifespan: 8-14 years
Colour: All colours and patterns on the hairless or semi-hairless body
Suitable for: Active, kid-friendly, and families looking for an unusual cat breed

6. Lykoi:
Lykoi
Lykoi
Identification:

The Lykoi is a medium-sized cat with a unique, partially hairless roan coat and hairless mask on the face that resembles a werewolf life. The ears are large and hairless, and the eyes are medium and oval to round, with hairless edges. The nose is hairless. Likoi is thin with solid medium bone.

Behaviour:-

The Laikoi cat has a friendly and outgoing personality, although initially reserved with strangers. Although they are loyal and affectionate, they are more known for playing and exploring than cuddling up. They are curious, intelligent and trainable.

Size:

The size of the Lykoi cat is medium, although this can vary. They typically weigh around 8 to 13 pounds, although males are often slightly larger. They have wide-set eyes, pointed ears, a muscular body, and a medium-length tail that comes to a point. Their eyes are bright, large and round, giving a werewolf appearance

 

7. Minskin:
Minskin
Minskin

 

Identification:

Minskin is notable for its short stature caused by achondroplasia and hairlessness or near-hairlessness. The Minskin’s head is round and broad. The tips of the ears are slightly rounded. The eyes are large and round, widely spaced.

Behavior:

Munchkins have a big personality and, despite their small size, they carry their kitten-like personality into adulthood. They are very friendly and loving cats that make great family pets as they get along well with children and other pets. Don’t assume that their small size prevents them from doing the things that cats do best – Munchkins can run and jump just like any other breed of cat.

 

8. Peterbald:
Peterbald
Peterbald
Identification:

The Peterbald has a slim, muscular body that is often compared to Oriental Shorthair cats; Cat fanciers describe the breed’s appearance as “beautiful”. The breed has a long tail and a narrow head topped by large, wide ears that are often described as having “bat wings”.

 

Behaviour:-

The Peterbald cat is a loyal and affectionate companion. What it lacks in hair, it makes up for in affection, playfulness, and loyalty, earning it the accolade of being a “dog-like” cat. A product of Russian breeding, Peterbalds are always eager to interact with their human owners and engage in daily household activities. Also, hair loss is never a problem with Peterbalds – they are either bald or covered in velvety fur that feels pleasant to the touch.

 

9. Sphynx:

 

10. Hybrids Ukrainian levy:

 

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