Oriental Shorthair Cats Look Like Egyptian Gods
June 1, 2020
The Oriental Shorthair is a svelte cat with elegant features and a coat that comes in a rainbow of colors, with up to 300 possible color combinations.
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The Oriental Shorthair resulted from the crossbreeding of a number of other cat breeds, primarily the Siamese, Russian Blue, Abyssinian, and British Shorthairs.
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These cats are considered to be very interactive and enjoy playing with human family members or other cats or even dogs.
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Vocalization is a key part of the Oriental Shorthair's personality.
They have a wide range of vocal sounds.
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They're known to be taught tricks and even enjoy playing fetch.
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They also have an incredible vertical leap.
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One of the internet's most famous Oriental shorthair cats is Teddy -- because he "honks" instead of "meows".
Oriental Shorthair cats have a different feel unlike ordinary breed cats. They have clear eyes with a sense of sanctity. If you are a cat owner, your love for cats will make you want to keep all the kittens in their most adorable form. Consider custom keychains with the cat's most adorable and wonderful moments made into a keychain that you can carry with you. This can remind you of the stories that happened after these wonderful pictures.
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