I have Neva Masquerade. Iam not Russian, but i was told it is sidebreed (dont know the proper english term) of Siberians. Hard to say from video but my Neva look also bit bigger.
I hope you will enjoy this. When I adopted my Siberian (from a rescue group) I also had a Rat Terrier named Lefty. Wedge and Lefty immediately took to each other. When I would walk Lefty in the woods, Wedge would accompany us. Eventually, Wedge started bringing live chipmunks into our house, would drop it in front of Lefty, and the two of them would drive those poor chipmunks crazy. It was incredibly difficult to find, capture and release those poor chipmunks! Lefty died years later at 13 years of age. When I was finally ready to get another dog, I got a Golden Retriever puppy from a rescue group (my 5th). When I finally introduced Riley to the rest of the “family,” Wedge promptly went, got a chipmunk, and dropped it in front of Riley. Riley wagged his tail and smiled. I imagine Wedge was cursing as he turned around and left. He has never brought Riley anything else!
Winter cat again, at last, I love him walking outside.
Beautiful cat! I had a male cat just like him coloring and all.
In Russia we usially call them Neva Masquerade. So cute!!!
I have Neva Masquerade. Iam not Russian, but i was told it is sidebreed (dont know the proper english term) of Siberians. Hard to say from video but my Neva look also bit bigger.
@@DaweSMF Yes it's just a special colour of siberians. A siberian colorpoint. And yes they're quite big cats. Mine is 6,5 kilo.
@@sagan8197 Makes sense, they are indeed very similar. Thank you for clarification and have good one.
@@sagan8197 is yours a female Neva? My female Neva is 6kg+, male Siberian is over 8kg.
@@TeleeFONE i have a male! and as i know it's a common weight for a male. And he looks quite massive :)
I hope you will enjoy this. When I adopted my Siberian (from a rescue group) I also had a Rat Terrier named Lefty. Wedge and Lefty immediately took to each other. When I would walk Lefty in the woods, Wedge would accompany us. Eventually, Wedge started bringing live chipmunks into our house, would drop it in front of Lefty, and the two of them would drive those poor chipmunks crazy. It was incredibly difficult to find, capture and release those poor chipmunks! Lefty died years later at 13 years of age. When I was finally ready to get another dog, I got a Golden Retriever puppy from a rescue group (my 5th). When I finally introduced Riley to the rest of the “family,” Wedge promptly went, got a chipmunk, and dropped it in front of Riley. Riley wagged his tail and smiled. I imagine Wedge was cursing as he turned around and left. He has never brought Riley anything else!
thats so adorable!
poor chipmunks
Gorgeous cat obviously, though where did you find that cool harness?
Is he Neva Masquerade? He has white around the eyes. SO HANDSOME
@@thesjkexperience yes hes a Neva masquerade! this is just a little jacket that we got off of amazon, not a harness unfortunately
Siberians don’t need additional clothes. Their natural fur coat surely protect from cold.
It wasn't for the cold, I make him wear a vest so that he feels like hes on a leash and not run too far
@@AegonCat now that is very clever!