My brother bought a 3 months old kitten a few years ago, not knowing exactly what breed it is, then in only two years it grew bigger than most cats that I've ever seen and continued to grow, we were amazed to find out it was actually a Siberian!!
My friend had a maine coon who was a very big cat. He looked pretty intimidating, until you realised that he was afraid of doors and would flee to his closest family member whenever a door was opened close to him.
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I lived with a serval for almost fourteen wonderful years. He was the smartest, most loving animal I ever met. He helped me raise all sorts of foster bottle babies and had a coatimundi as a best friend. But his favorites were a rescue litter of what turned out to be mostly Maine Coons. They were bottle babies but after dinner, they would all pretend to nurse on him as he purred and washed them. He was wildly affectionate and loved to hug my head and lick my hair.
@@rzuraf7406 they would be for experienced owners only, people who have rescued and been around wild cats. if you love their fur patterns, savannahs or bengals are much more docile. a bengal is like a smaller savannah. they can be wild sometimes and a little aloof and at least in my experience, single cat homes.
I am in Norway, and a long time ago, I had a tuxedo Norwegian Forrest cat named Bijou. It was the most kindest and lovely cat I ever had. How I miss him...
I had 2 rag doll cats as a child. I was 12 when they passed away. One was 16 years old, and the other was also 16. I loved them both and they were my biggest life. For you, my beautiful babies.
When my son was a toddler we adopted a huge white persian/ siberian mixed male who was my childs ardent loving friend! And in our spare bedroom I placed the new weight bench I bought for my husband to use.Every time we looked for Whiskers,we g found him in his favorite spot - on that weight bench! It got to where when one of us would ask where the cat was ,we'd say "he's in there working out again!" And soon he became known as "Macho Cat"!
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I once had a Maine Coin & he ,too, was absolutely beautiful & afraid of his own shadow. A very big marshmallow. He lived to approximately 17yo. He had thyroid disease & went into total organ failure. I still miss him.
That is what happend to a 12--14 pound Russian Blue looking cat she got Thyroid issues at age 16. The brother a flabby 20-22 pound cat from same litter lived to almost 19 years old but passed due to his brain failing on him, he got messed up right at end.
My childhood cat was a tiny, scrawny, short-hair. On his adoption certificate I think it said "Domestic Shorthair." To our surprise, he grew HUGE and FLUFFY in a few short years. We never figured out what breed he was, but we concluded he was a mix, and that one of his parents was probably Maine Coon based off his markings. Sadly he passed away at 11 years old in 2020, still the best cat I ever had!
i lost my ragdoll recently to a snake, but i wanted to say that they're gorgeous. they're playful and everything this video says. as long as you dont mind a lot of fur, they're truly a perfect cat.
Sorry for your loss. Ragdoll are strictly indoor cat. It has been crossbreed, and its personality and instincts are very docile. It is too naive, and do not have proper REAL instincts to hunt and be alert like needed in the wild. So if a ragdoll is let loose into the wild, it will almost guaranteed to be a deathsentence. Just for information to those who do not know to much about ragdolls. Some breeds are for strictly indoir only. At most, can take them out on a leash. But even then need to understand tgat they lack real alertness and are too naive to be selfprotective against dangers.
Last November, we got a Noweigan Forest Kitten that was 3 months old, but died 5 months later due to falling from a great height. (She literally jumped off the balcony in our apartment on the 17th floor..) I will greatly miss her, but it is pretty nice knowing she could be the beast she always wanted to be in the afterlife. Rest in peace, Pixie. ❤️
I assume she accidentally got out on to the balcony and you didn't deliberately let her out on to it? I would never have opened the balcony door incase something like that happened...
Had a Maine Coon as a child, she got BIG and I loved her more than anything on the planet; lived 17 years as one of the most loyal guard cats I ever seen to this day lol intimidated my Husky. Now I have a prissy clingy brat.
I've 6 cats, 1 a Siamese, another a very large black cat,and the others just your usual Aussie cats. I love all of these, especially the Serval and the very noble looking Maine coons. Beautiful 🥰💞
@@tresinforest2904 if you've room for 7, why not. I have 2 inside. Their both desexed but I keep them in. I have bought a big cage with a canvas cover for them to spend time outdoors. The other 6 are feral they come to me are fed by me. Pple have dumped them. I wouldn't have room in my small house for 7. 1 room now is full of cat climbers exc. but they need that stimulation if their inside as you'd know. Australias drowning today, with all this rain. 👋❤️💚
We have two Siberian Cats. The girl is fairly normal sized at 14.5lb (4 years old). The boy weighs over 10lb at 6 months and won't stop growing until he is 5 years old. I think my food costs are going up!
This is a helpful presentation, as I’m researching an intentional plan to adopt my next Kitty. Although I may likely just fun in love with a rescue, it’s fun to dream! Thank you!
I have a Norwegian Forest cat. He's a huge chonker. I've always had larger than normal cats, but he's easily double the size of them. He can move VERY fast, too. He's about 17 pounds and doesn't know how to be a cat, so my elderly cat Jinx is teaching him. Jinx embodies the "I must scream at all times" attitude, and Mouse is copying it.
I have a GIANT kitty. She's a rescue, and came with her normal-size sister. I'm 5'3", and when the cat stands on her back feet, she comes up to my waist. She's also really chill and cuddly. We wonder if her dad was a ragdoll.
The serval isn’t a cat. It was interesting to learn about them but shouldn’t be on this list. I’m even having trouble with the chausie, savannah and ashera. I mean, breeding a husky with a wolf still makes a wolf.
The number one on this list was not supposed to be domesticated, and is generally too wild to be a family pet. Just like ocelots, they are best enjoyed in zoos, animal sanctuaries, preservations, and online. My cat is basically a miniature tiger, who talks to me fairly often, including when I am singing. Snuggling with me is his favorite past time. He just turned sixteen.
Can attest to that, my mother got one, and he's everything but docile and sociable, absolutely hates everyone except his owners, and even then he occasionally gets pissed at them too! Took 2 months of living together before this very shy ball of fur would be somewhat comfortable around me.
Norwegian Forest cats are very domesticated. Yes they are still a wild population in the Norwegian forest. As they are still a wild population of Siberian cat
During World War II, the Norwegian Forest cat was nearly extinct; then the Norwegian Forest Cat Club's breeding program increased the cat's number. It was registered as a breed with the European Fédération Internationale Féline in the 1970s - So you're telling me that 50 years of domestication aren't enough ? I met many and not one was as you describe them.
Norwegian forrest cats are nice and friendly, but they do mirror the society they live in. So if you live in a society where humans are not nice enough to cats, then they will pick up in that. (Takes several generations of niceness before cat society change opinions about humans. Attitude is past on through their mothers/parents). Norwegian forrest cats have their hunting and fighting instincts alive. So they CAN be mean if they feel mistreated etc. They will usually be loving towards their owner. But can be cautious against others (if live in a bad society). And i would be carefull about todler and very young children. Most cats would be somewhat forgiving to small children,because they understand it is the owners small children. But it is limit to level of patient they will have to being pulled by the tail etc. So friendly. Especially if in loving families. And even more lovely if in a society which cares about cats. But they can fight, and they can hunt. So they can be hard if they first snap. So obviously teavh the kids to not pull the cat tail etc. And let tge cat know/see that you stop the child if it tries to do such to the cat. (So the cat understand that you have control of the situations). And try to interact with both at same time. So they get good associations with eachother.
We had a norwegian Forrest cat when I was younger. We used to joke and say he was my big brother because he was born a year before me. He was quite tough in the younger years and the claws where out a lot. But when he got a bit older he was the sweetest thing ever. He was always around me and slept with me. If I remember correctly he weighed 13 kg and was pretty big and had big paws. Unfortunately he wasn't hit with cancer in the mouth and it wasn't much to do so unfortunately he passed away at 16 years old. (I was 15 at the time. Now I'm 20) still miss him. We have a new cat now (Also a Norwegian forest) that is 2 years old. Quite a fun one but not a cat who likes to cuddle
Mine is really timid. His brother used to beat him up all the time, and my coworker gave him to us because he couldn't take all his babies with him when he moved. He's a sweetheart, but he's a heavy boy. 17 pounds of fluff that loves flopping over onto you like a falling tree.
Thank you for all the information about the cats very interesting love the Maine Coon cats because they are gorgeous and beautiful specially Mr vivo the majestic one
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@@jeessii791 I know Crazy Cat has a jump on him and he would sit in front of the fridge wiggle his tail and cause the other cat to crash into the fridge in a failed attempt to attack his tail He would then look at them like he was calling them a dumb ass. I swear he was trying to assainate the other cats...
I have a ragdoll. I never notice how big he is until I see other cats and realise how small they are. His temperament is like no other though, so sweet and gentle and chill. The best.
I had an American shorthair red tabby cat that weighed 20 pounds for a long time. He was a big sweet and friendly cat. My family adopted him from being a stray cat. He was a wonderful cat and friend. He was more than my cat for the longest time. He did liked my parents and my sister,too.
Wow 😲 that's good of you Beth Peterson.!! You are a very nice woman I must confess and I like you good sense if humor here. I'm Gen Paul LaCamera by name where are you chatting from if I may ask?
"Tabby" is not a breed, but a coat pattern. Many breeds can have tabby coats. I believe what you're referring to is probably what is known as a "moggy" - a cat with no pedigree that is otherwise unremarkable. That doesn't mean they can't be loving, amazing pets, however!
I have an inner draw to Maine Coons. Not sure why but I genuinely love that breed. I think it's also because their face reminds me of a Lion. Very lovely breed imo 🐝💕
I have a mix between a European short hair and a Norwegian forrest cat( more Norwegian) Teddy. He is huge but so so gentle and so kind hearted, the sweetest, fluffiest soul you will ever meet.
Our two kitty cats mated (accidentally) and their kittens were at least 32 pounds. They weren't fat at all, just huge. Not crosses with any wild cats, just kitty cats. They may have been world records, and we had no idea.
@@samuelvance5674 We found the beautiful mom kitty in a swampy area. Her front under leg was ripped wide open. She let us catch her. Nobody claimed her. We nursrd her back to health. It took months. We kept her in her own room, we thought. Somehow our last kitty to yet be fixed, Billy Sunday, got to her. We don't know how. Yes, cats are extremely persistent. Somehow they find any tricky possible way they can. Likely he slipped in unawares while we checked on her. We found homes for all the kittens, and for mom Sheba. They became very beloved pets. One to a little girl that was somewhat autistic. She had a very hard time, as kids made fun of her a lot. A beautiful, gentle girl, whose kitty became a great support to her, to help her through hard times.
I used to have a Ragdoll about 5 years ago, his name was Pooky, he had big blue eyes and looked like a white tiger, he was huge, and at once weighed 25 pounds, I had him for 12 years, but he suffered from seizures! Mostly because my landlord where I was living at the time used a cheap pest control company and though my roommate with her cat and I with Pooky, left the house for 10 hours, which was a bit longer then they said we had to be out of the house, the moment we got back my Pooky started having a seizure while still in his pet carrier! SO from then on up until his death, he would have seizures, which in the end was what killed him! I still miss him everyday too, he was my best friend and my baby all in one! And he never knew a stranger too, he was so outgoing and affectionate, that anyone could pick him up and hold him, as long as you weren't hurting him, he didn't care, and he loved to get his belly rubbed, and NEVER scratched or bite you while your doing it either, he would often lay stretched out on the floor on his back just waiting for someone to rub his tummy, but would also fall asleep like that, lol!
I have had 6 cats in my lifetime. By far my favorite was Frankie. He was a rescue that someone left behind and was found looking for food in a dumpster. He was declawed and we could not believe that they just left him to fend for himself. He was so laid back and chill. I think he was part Maine coon. He was just lovely. He died about 7 years ago. I miss him dearly. We actually had a funeral for him in our backyard and put a nice stepping stone where we buried him. I was glad that his last years were spent with us in a loving home with plenty of food.😊😊
Very interesting, thank you for this presentation. The largest cat I'd ever go with as a pet would be either a Cougar or a Leopard and certainly anything smaller. But as all cat lovers know, it's the individual demeanor and personality that makes for a great pet. One could have a Leopard or Cougar which is very friendly, loves to lay in your lap and is non-aggressive and then one can have a house cat that will eat you up for just trying to pick it up. With cats, it's all about the individual personality which takes time and patience on our part to discern. I've seen (and had) house cats which would slice you like a tomato just for trying to give him/her a bath and then I see people with their pet Cougar giving him a bath as he just sits there patiently.
I searched for a video on biggest cats as in wild cats. This was just as informative. My buddy's mom lives in Tennessee and has some Maine Coon cats that kick all the dogs asses
My sister is trying to find a new home for her cat Hal, he's a beautiful cat, we were told he's a mix of Maine Coons and Tabby b,but after watching these cats ,I think he favors Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest, and Siberian.
You never can tell. I have 2 long hair black cats that were so tiny as kittens they would crawl under the bathroom door! They are brother and sister. Today they are the size of panthers!
@@bazza945 Sometimes. I captured them when they were about 5 weeks old or rather their feral mom dumped them at my front door. They've been absolutely adored since that moment.
I have a 21 pound Norwegian Forest and a 9 pound Snub that were born 2 months apart and are basically brothers. It's adorable when they fight, a bit like Prince Oberyn vs The Mountain Also shopping for anything apparel related for the big kitty always takes me into the 'small dogs' section of Petco
With so many poor kitties dying in shelters people worrying about buying a bred cat is just disgusting. Sure I'd love a big serval myself, but seeing all the lists and pictures of poor kitties being killed because nobody adopts them really sucks. Wish I could house them all! Interesting video... was surprised the egyptian mau didn't make the list thought they got pretty big
I agree with you 100%. What they don’t tell you is that so many domestic cats get killed in the cross breeding process and that these hybrid cats don’t make the best family pets and require a lot of space & play to expel their energy. It infuriates me when people choose to buy them regardless just because of their appearance, because they don’t care about all felines.
I retired to Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and I rescue abandoned lonely hungry or abused cats ! I now have 22 cats and they follow me everywhere ! It’s totally amazing but not as amazing as these magnificent cats on this video ! I would love to get one of the cats on this video but they are so big they might eat my chickens and Iguanas and maybe even my cats ! Super great video though ! Thank you for sharing ! New subscriber ! Wednesday October 5th 2022 4:08pm PEACE ☮️☮️☮️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️😊😊😊
Yes Ragdolls are my favorite too, I had one 5 years ago, his name was Pooky and he looked like a white tiger and had beautiful blue eyes, he once weighed 25 pounds, he was slightly chubby, but not unhealthy! I had him for 12 years, but he died, because he had bad seizures all the time, which killed him! But they make fantastic pets, they get along with everyone, dogs, kids, other cats, and even strangers, or at least my Pooky did, as long as you rubbed his tummy you were okay in his book! Oh and would never scratch or bite you while you rubbed his belly, instead he would likely fall asleep purring!
We bought a kitten that we were told was 90% British Shorthair & 10% Bengal. At 5 months he had a growth spurt, we’ve googled his picture, he’s a Norwegian Forest - he’s just turned 1 & is 6kg already! 😳 We love him so much but we’ll have to move to a bigger home soon! 😮😂
I knew a cat named Porch who had black fur. He looked like the Siberian breed on this list though he was over twenty pounds. He did not like much of anyone. Porch was the runt of the liter so he had been abandoned under my uncles porch. He grew to be a massive cat.
I had a Norwegian skogskatt before. At his strongest he was almost 12 kilos, but not fat, just strong. Even after he fought 2 other cats, the veterinarian didnt believe that the bit from my cat was from a cat :P
Maine Coons: We have two, father and son. They’re both 12.5kg (27 lbs) with no chub. Magnus was 2kg (4.5 lbs) at 10 weeks, put on 0.5kg/1lb per week until he was 7 kg (16 lbs) at 6 months and kept growing. They can both look over the edge of the kitchen counter while standing.
Several of the pictures of Norwegian forest cats were actually Maine Coon judging from the facial structure. Forest cats have far more triangular faces.
My brother bought a 3 months old kitten a few years ago, not knowing exactly what breed it is, then in only two years it grew bigger than most cats that I've ever seen and continued to grow, we were amazed to find out it was actually a Siberian!!
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My friend had a maine coon who was a very big cat. He looked pretty intimidating, until you realised that he was afraid of doors and would flee to his closest family member whenever a door was opened close to him.
They're actually softies on the inside ❤️😺
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@@MaryDunford nah he love me hes not scared i just make him angry
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I lived with a serval for almost fourteen wonderful years. He was the smartest, most loving animal I ever met. He helped me raise all sorts of foster bottle babies and had a coatimundi as a best friend. But his favorites were a rescue litter of what turned out to be mostly Maine Coons. They were bottle babies but after dinner, they would all pretend to nurse on him as he purred and washed them. He was wildly affectionate and loved to hug my head and lick my hair.
Awesome story! I always think they look like they are saying "I stole these ears from a dog I killed, don't laugh or you're next!"😂
i want this cat so badly but I'm scared of the wild nature
@@rzuraf7406 do be! They are temping to get but they are completely wild with no domestic blood or nature, don’t get them they belong in the wild
@@rzuraf7406 they would be for experienced owners only, people who have rescued and been around wild cats. if you love their fur patterns, savannahs or bengals are much more docile. a bengal is like a smaller savannah. they can be wild sometimes and a little aloof and at least in my experience, single cat homes.
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I am in Norway, and a long time ago, I had a tuxedo Norwegian Forrest cat named Bijou. It was the most kindest and lovely cat I ever had. How I miss him...
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Maybe time for another one??
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So sorry you lost your friend. They are our children. I would absolutely love to get my hands on one of these cats. I love them so dearly
I had 2 rag doll cats as a child. I was 12 when they passed away. One was 16 years old, and the other was also 16. I loved them both and they were my biggest life. For you, my beautiful babies.
$100,000 to buy a cat? With so many homeless cats and kittens, please adopt, don’t shop!
Hello Vicki how are you doing today
The Serval is about the only one that makes sense to get papers for as it is a rare bread.
I got a main coon bowey
@@caseysmith544 yes you are right.. How are you doing today if I may ask ??
@@marylock3105 okay
When my son was a toddler we adopted a huge white persian/ siberian mixed male who was my childs ardent loving friend! And in our spare bedroom I placed the new weight bench I bought for my husband to use.Every time we looked for Whiskers,we g found him in his favorite spot - on that weight bench! It got to where when one of us would ask where the cat was ,we'd say "he's in there working out again!" And soon he became known as "Macho Cat"!
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@@khmerpigs Was für wunderschöne Geschöpfe! Ich liebe sie alle!
I once had a Maine Coin & he ,too, was absolutely beautiful & afraid of his own shadow. A very big marshmallow. He lived to approximately 17yo. He had thyroid disease & went into total organ failure. I still miss him.
Hello Sylvia how are you doing today
That is what happend to a 12--14 pound Russian Blue looking cat she got Thyroid issues at age 16. The brother a flabby 20-22 pound cat from same litter lived to almost 19 years old but passed due to his brain failing on him, he got messed up right at end.
I have a MC and he is turning 20 soon! An old man, but I'm so happy he's still with us!
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Very sorry for your loss. We lost our girl Katie. That cat wouldn’t hurt a flea. THE GENTLE GIANT
My childhood cat was a tiny, scrawny, short-hair. On his adoption certificate I think it said "Domestic Shorthair." To our surprise, he grew HUGE and FLUFFY in a few short years. We never figured out what breed he was, but we concluded he was a mix, and that one of his parents was probably Maine Coon based off his markings. Sadly he passed away at 11 years old in 2020, still the best cat I ever had!
wow that's all great of you..
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i lost my ragdoll recently to a snake, but i wanted to say that they're gorgeous. they're playful and everything this video says. as long as you dont mind a lot of fur, they're truly a perfect cat.
oh i so sorry.......i am not the most tidyest person so i cant deal with thick furry cats
Sorry for your loss 😿 They are truly majestic
Sorry for your loss.
Ragdoll are strictly indoor cat. It has been crossbreed, and its personality and instincts are very docile.
It is too naive, and do not have proper REAL instincts to hunt and be alert like needed in the wild.
So if a ragdoll is let loose into the wild, it will almost guaranteed to be a deathsentence.
Just for information to those who do not know to much about ragdolls.
Some breeds are for strictly indoir only.
At most, can take them out on a leash. But even then need to understand tgat they lack real alertness and are too naive to be selfprotective against dangers.
Awww so sorry to hear that!💔
I’m so sorry sweetheart 🥺 My Figaro is a rescue and he’s part rag doll and part Siamese 😻 He’s turning 15 years old in May
This comparison felt like it went from domesticated house cats to leopards and mountain lions.
It did
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The serval isn't a cat breed, the maine coon is actually the biggest cat breed
Savannah is an actual cat breed and they are the largest cat breed. Servals although feline are definitely not a cat breed
@@darlanahernandez4052 yeah but that’s mixed with a domestic cat
@@darlanahernandez4052 still not a breed, it’s a hybrid
The biggest domestic cat breed is the Main Coon.
@Amazon actually main coons do have wild blood, they were a cat species that got re-domesticated. same with Norwegian forest cats
Last November, we got a Noweigan Forest Kitten that was 3 months old, but died 5 months later due to falling from a great height. (She literally jumped off the balcony in our apartment on the 17th floor..) I will greatly miss her, but it is pretty nice knowing she could be the beast she always wanted to be in the afterlife. Rest in peace, Pixie. ❤️
I assume she accidentally got out on to the balcony and you didn't deliberately let her out on to it? I would never have opened the balcony door incase something like that happened...
@@samjohns3227 My dad opened it to get a shirt. She always wants to go somewhere outside of my apartment so she ran out.
@@yvetual I am so sorry, truly heart breaking x
You have to be careful with cats whenever you open doors. They like to run out and hide.
@kızgın tosbağa I dont know, she was still a kitten when she passed. Why are you asking me this?
Had a Maine Coon as a child, she got BIG and I loved her more than anything on the planet; lived 17 years as one of the most loyal guard cats I ever seen to this day lol intimidated my Husky. Now I have a prissy clingy brat.
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I've 6 cats, 1 a Siamese, another a very large black cat,and the others just your usual Aussie cats. I love all of these, especially the Serval and the very noble looking Maine coons. Beautiful 🥰💞
Wombats?!
Hello Toni how’s the weather over there 👉.
People think I'm abnormal 7 indoor cats
@@tresinforest2904 if you've room for 7, why not. I have 2 inside. Their both desexed but I keep them in. I have bought a big cage with a canvas cover for them to spend time outdoors. The other 6 are feral they come to me are fed by me. Pple have dumped them. I wouldn't have room in my small house for 7. 1 room now is full of cat climbers exc. but they need that stimulation if their inside as you'd know. Australias drowning today, with all this rain. 👋❤️💚
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My grandparents have a mix of ragdoll, himalayan, and Siamese cat, her name is holly and she is adorable
We have two Siberian Cats. The girl is fairly normal sized at 14.5lb (4 years old). The boy weighs over 10lb at 6 months and won't stop growing until he is 5 years old. I think my food costs are going up!
Massive food bill awaiting lol 😝
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Time for a 2nd job, lol
Is Whiskas back on the supermarket shelves yet?
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0:00 Intro
0:15 Norwegian Forest
0:55 Ragamuffin
1:43 Siberian
2:21 American Bobtail
2:52 Ragdoll (I post videos about mine :3)
4:00 Maine Coon
5:16 Chausie
5:46 Savannah
6:31 Ashera
7:22 Serval
8:41 Ending!!! (◕=ᴥ=◕)
No caracal?
@@dukunkebalnuklir3395 I guess not- Looked for it on this video, couldn't find :(
@@dukunkebalnuklir3395 its only domestic cats i guess.
@@Strawberrylovestacobellright savanah/serval no wild cat?
@@dukunkebalnuklir3395 i think the serval is, but savanahh isnt fully, since its just serval+normal housecat
Tengo gatos desde la edad de 8 años y hoy ya tengo 60 y nunca había visto gatos tan grandes y hermosos.
Soy Dominicana.
¡Cuidenlos! Que bellos.
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I'm glad people finally can see how big cats really can get I've seen them in 20 years ago in person beautiful
You are so lucky
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Cynarae Colbert really?
Cynarae Colbert really you are a lucky woman.
I adopted a mix fur baby. She’s Ragdoll and Maine Coon with a personality as big as her breed. Families with children this breed is the best!
This is a helpful presentation, as I’m researching an intentional plan to adopt my next Kitty. Although I may likely just fun in love with a rescue, it’s fun to dream! Thank you!
Hello Christine how are you doing today
I have a Norwegian Forest cat. He's a huge chonker. I've always had larger than normal cats, but he's easily double the size of them. He can move VERY fast, too. He's about 17 pounds and doesn't know how to be a cat, so my elderly cat Jinx is teaching him. Jinx embodies the "I must scream at all times" attitude, and Mouse is copying it.
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I have a GIANT kitty. She's a rescue, and came with her normal-size sister. I'm 5'3", and when the cat stands on her back feet, she comes up to my waist. She's also really chill and cuddly. We wonder if her dad was a ragdoll.
The serval isn’t a cat. It was interesting to learn about them but shouldn’t be on this list. I’m even having trouble with the chausie, savannah and ashera. I mean, breeding a husky with a wolf still makes a wolf.
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Yeah I kind of agree not a real housecat bread. However they do turn docile easier then most wild cats besides the African Wildcat or European Wildcat
Our fur baby is Ragdoll with Persian added. She’s extremely polite but also determined and patient. A real sweetheart!
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Our two cats, XENA the Princess Warrior and Goldie Locks add so much love to our home. We can’t imagine not having them share our life.
I want a Ragdoll sooo bad. They're gorgeous!
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I had a tabby that was 20 lbs....
He thought he was a primadonna... took on a 150 lb dog.... Slap boxing at its finest...
The cat won
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The number one on this list was not supposed to be domesticated, and is generally too wild to be a family pet. Just like ocelots, they are best enjoyed in zoos, animal sanctuaries, preservations, and online. My cat is basically a miniature tiger, who talks to me fairly often, including when I am singing. Snuggling with me is his favorite past time. He just turned sixteen.
Can attest to that, my mother got one, and he's everything but docile and sociable, absolutely hates everyone except his owners, and even then he occasionally gets pissed at them too!
Took 2 months of living together before this very shy ball of fur would be somewhat comfortable around me.
Norwegian Forest cats are very domesticated. Yes they are still a wild population in the Norwegian forest. As they are still a wild population of Siberian cat
Wow that's awesome dear what's his name?
During World War II, the Norwegian Forest cat was nearly extinct; then the Norwegian Forest Cat Club's breeding program increased the cat's number. It was registered as a breed with the European Fédération Internationale Féline in the 1970s - So you're telling me that 50 years of domestication aren't enough ? I met many and not one was as you describe them.
Norwegian forrest cats are nice and friendly, but they do mirror the society they live in.
So if you live in a society where humans are not nice enough to cats, then they will pick up in that.
(Takes several generations of niceness before cat society change opinions about humans. Attitude is past on through their mothers/parents).
Norwegian forrest cats have their hunting and fighting instincts alive.
So they CAN be mean if they feel mistreated etc.
They will usually be loving towards their owner. But can be cautious against others (if live in a bad society).
And i would be carefull about todler and very young children.
Most cats would be somewhat forgiving to small children,because they understand it is the owners small children.
But it is limit to level of patient they will have to being pulled by the tail etc.
So friendly. Especially if in loving families.
And even more lovely if in a society which cares about cats.
But they can fight, and they can hunt. So they can be hard if they first snap.
So obviously teavh the kids to not pull the cat tail etc.
And let tge cat know/see that you stop the child if it tries to do such to the cat. (So the cat understand that you have control of the situations).
And try to interact with both at same time. So they get good associations with eachother.
We had a norwegian Forrest cat when I was younger. We used to joke and say he was my big brother because he was born a year before me. He was quite tough in the younger years and the claws where out a lot. But when he got a bit older he was the sweetest thing ever. He was always around me and slept with me.
If I remember correctly he weighed 13 kg and was pretty big and had big paws. Unfortunately he wasn't hit with cancer in the mouth and it wasn't much to do so unfortunately he passed away at 16 years old. (I was 15 at the time. Now I'm 20) still miss him.
We have a new cat now
(Also a Norwegian forest) that is 2 years old. Quite a fun one but not a cat who likes to cuddle
Mine is really timid. His brother used to beat him up all the time, and my coworker gave him to us because he couldn't take all his babies with him when he moved. He's a sweetheart, but he's a heavy boy. 17 pounds of fluff that loves flopping over onto you like a falling tree.
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“The Biggest Cat Breeds in the World!”
Lion: *Am I a joke to you?*
Lion not a domestic cat.
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Thank you for all the information about the cats very interesting love the Maine Coon cats because they are gorgeous and beautiful specially Mr vivo the majestic one
I just learned that a ragdoll and a ragamuffin are 2 different kinds of cats! They're all so beautiful!!
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They are absolutely gorgeous all of them🥰💕
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We had an American Bobtail. His name fitted him perfectly. "Crazy Cat" Though he was a dog a squirrel
my cat always behaves like other animals too. it‘s really interesting and cute :)
@@jeessii791 I know Crazy Cat has a jump on him and he would sit in front of the fridge wiggle his tail and cause the other cat to crash into the fridge in a failed attempt to attack his tail He would then look at them like he was calling them a dumb ass. I swear he was trying to assainate the other cats...
I have a ragdoll. I never notice how big he is until I see other cats and realise how small they are. His temperament is like no other though, so sweet and gentle and chill. The best.
All beautiful. They are the best friend you could ever want
I had an American shorthair red tabby cat that weighed 20 pounds for a long time. He was a big sweet and friendly cat. My family adopted him from being a stray cat. He was a wonderful cat and friend. He was more than my cat for the longest time. He did liked my parents and my sister,too.
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You are a very nice woman I must confess and I like you good sense if humor here. I'm Gen Paul LaCamera by name where are you chatting from if I may ask?
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Tabby cat is still one of my favourite list of domestic cats, cheapest breed, easily available and docile.
"Tabby" is not a breed, but a coat pattern. Many breeds can have tabby coats. I believe what you're referring to is probably what is known as a "moggy" - a cat with no pedigree that is otherwise unremarkable. That doesn't mean they can't be loving, amazing pets, however!
You do have a point.
I love how the way nature just decided to create those cuties cats . They’re just so beautiful
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I have an inner draw to Maine Coons. Not sure why but I genuinely love that breed. I think it's also because their face reminds me of a Lion. Very lovely breed imo 🐝💕
Same, want one so bad but they are hella expensive and rare here in Brazil
Maine coons are fantastic
thanks for this amazing video
This is a great channel! I only caught sight of you folks in recent times, but it’s now among my favourite channels.
I would love a Maine coon, beautiful creatures
I have a mix between a European short hair and a Norwegian forrest cat( more Norwegian) Teddy. He is huge but so so gentle and so kind hearted, the sweetest, fluffiest soul you will ever meet.
Yeah they’re all absolutely beautiful🥰💕🦋
Wow...oh my goodness...what beautifull " Exotic Cats "... 💖👍❤
I think cats are the most cool n Lovely creature of this Universe.
Our two kitty cats mated (accidentally) and their kittens were at least 32 pounds. They weren't fat at all, just huge. Not crosses with any wild cats, just kitty cats.
They may have been world records, and we had no idea.
For you it was accidental, the cats however, had other ideas. Just sayin
@@samuelvance5674 We found the beautiful mom kitty in a swampy area. Her front under leg was ripped wide open.
She let us catch her. Nobody claimed her. We nursrd her back to health. It took months.
We kept her in her own room, we thought. Somehow our last kitty to yet be fixed, Billy Sunday, got to her. We don't know how.
Yes, cats are extremely persistent. Somehow they find any tricky possible way they can. Likely he slipped in unawares while we checked on her.
We found homes for all the kittens, and for mom Sheba.
They became very beloved pets. One to a little girl that was somewhat autistic. She had a very hard time, as kids made fun of her a lot. A beautiful, gentle girl, whose kitty became a great support to her, to help her through hard times.
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The Maine Coon will always be my favorite. i wish i could afford one. I'm looking for the right breed to not only keep me company but to love.
There are beautiful mix breeds with them that aren't as expensive but the replacement vacuum cleaners might be! Lol
They're ALL incredibly BEAUTIFUL.
They’re all beautiful🥰❤️
Absolutely love my wife’s Main Coon she’s so large and beautiful to look at
My Maine Coon, Theodore, is 25 lbs of muscle and fluff, he's just a massive love sponge. If he's awake, he's demanding attention and affection.
All's I can say is absolutely gorgeous
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Thier all beautiful. Just beautiful!
I used to have a Ragdoll about 5 years ago, his name was Pooky, he had big blue eyes and looked like a white tiger, he was huge, and at once weighed 25 pounds, I had him for 12 years, but he suffered from seizures!
Mostly because my landlord where I was living at the time used a cheap pest control company and though my roommate with her cat and I with Pooky, left the house for 10 hours, which was a bit longer then they said we had to be out of the house, the moment we got back my Pooky started having a seizure while still in his pet carrier!
SO from then on up until his death, he would have seizures, which in the end was what killed him! I still miss him everyday too, he was my best friend and my baby all in one! And he never knew a stranger too, he was so outgoing and affectionate, that anyone could pick him up and hold him, as long as you weren't hurting him, he didn't care, and he loved to get his belly rubbed, and NEVER scratched or bite you while your doing it either, he would often lay stretched out on the floor on his back just waiting for someone to rub his tummy, but would also fall asleep like that, lol!
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I like how it went from domestic house cats to just straight up "here's some actual wildcats you can own".
I have had 6 cats in my lifetime. By far my favorite was Frankie. He was a rescue that someone left behind and was found looking for food in a dumpster. He was declawed and we could not believe that they just left him to fend for himself.
He was so laid back and chill. I think he was part Maine coon. He was just lovely. He died about 7 years ago. I miss him dearly. We actually had a funeral for him in our backyard and put a nice stepping stone where we buried him.
I was glad that his last years were spent with us in a loving home with plenty of food.😊😊
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They are all so beautiful! Yes, I wish I had just one,or yes... all.❤
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Maine is so handsome. I won't admit that I'm in love with a cat.😭😭
They look like tigers without their actual colors
‘’It hates going outside’’ I resonate with this cat
Very interesting, thank you for this presentation. The largest cat I'd ever go with as a pet would be either a Cougar or a Leopard and certainly anything smaller. But as all cat lovers know, it's the individual demeanor and personality that makes for a great pet. One could have a Leopard or Cougar which is very friendly, loves to lay in your lap and is non-aggressive and then one can have a house cat that will eat you up for just trying to pick it up. With cats, it's all about the individual personality which takes time and patience on our part to discern. I've seen (and had) house cats which would slice you like a tomato just for trying to give him/her a bath and then I see people with their pet Cougar giving him a bath as he just sits there patiently.
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WOW! WHAT ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL CATS.!!!
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I searched for a video on biggest cats as in wild cats. This was just as informative. My buddy's mom lives in Tennessee and has some Maine Coon cats that kick all the dogs asses
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww soooooooooooooo very cute
My sister is trying to find a new home for her cat Hal, he's a beautiful cat, we were told he's a mix of Maine Coons and Tabby b,but after watching these cats ,I think he favors Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest, and Siberian.
You never can tell. I have 2 long hair black cats that were so tiny as kittens they would crawl under the bathroom door!
They are brother and sister.
Today they are the size of panthers!
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Black cat = devious, manipulative, demanding, dishes out "affection" only if it might result in a treat.
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I captured them when they were about 5 weeks old or rather their feral mom dumped them at my front door. They've been absolutely adored since that moment.
I need all of them , love them all ❤
Seriously beautiful creatures 🥰🥰
The last 3 or 4 on this list are starting to look like they could be kept by a zoo keeper but not the average person.
I have a 21 pound Norwegian Forest and a 9 pound Snub that were born 2 months apart and are basically brothers. It's adorable when they fight, a bit like Prince Oberyn vs The Mountain
Also shopping for anything apparel related for the big kitty always takes me into the 'small dogs' section of Petco
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With so many poor kitties dying in shelters people worrying about buying a bred cat is just disgusting. Sure I'd love a big serval myself, but seeing all the lists and pictures of poor kitties being killed because nobody adopts them really sucks. Wish I could house them all! Interesting video... was surprised the egyptian mau didn't make the list thought they got pretty big
I agree with you it's so heartbreaking that people don't adopt 😿
I had a rescue rag doll who hated other cats but loved dogs. I used to take her out on a collar and lead. She was so beautiful and I miss her so much!
I agree with you 100%. What they don’t tell you is that so many domestic cats get killed in the cross breeding process and that these hybrid cats don’t make the best family pets and require a lot of space & play to expel their energy. It infuriates me when people choose to buy them regardless just because of their appearance, because they don’t care about all felines.
Ragdoll owner here! Love them! ❤
This is a great video!
I retired to Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and I rescue abandoned lonely hungry or abused cats ! I now have 22 cats and they follow me everywhere ! It’s totally amazing but not as amazing as these magnificent cats on this video ! I would love to get one of the cats on this video but they are so big they might eat my chickens and Iguanas and maybe even my cats ! Super great video though ! Thank you for sharing ! New subscriber ! Wednesday October 5th 2022 4:08pm PEACE ☮️☮️☮️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️😊😊😊
My personal favourite among the larger cat breeds is the laid--back ragdoll--I'd love to have him as a pet! 😸😸😆😆🌈🌈
I have a ragdoll her name is s'mores because she has this toasted marshmallow tinge
Yes Ragdolls are my favorite too, I had one 5 years ago, his name was Pooky and he looked like a white tiger and had beautiful blue eyes, he once weighed 25 pounds, he was slightly chubby, but not unhealthy! I had him for 12 years, but he died, because he had bad seizures all the time, which killed him!
But they make fantastic pets, they get along with everyone, dogs, kids, other cats, and even strangers, or at least my Pooky did, as long as you rubbed his tummy you were okay in his book! Oh and would never scratch or bite you while you rubbed his belly, instead he would likely fall asleep purring!
I have two ragdolls, who are father and son.
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We rescued a Norwegian Forest. She's currently about to have kittens and is as big around as a basketball.
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I could kiss and cuddle these cats right now.
We bought a kitten that we were told was 90% British Shorthair & 10% Bengal. At 5 months he had a growth spurt, we’ve googled his picture, he’s a Norwegian Forest - he’s just turned 1 & is 6kg already! 😳 We love him so much but we’ll have to move to a bigger home soon! 😮😂
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Yes I have 3 ragdoll kittens they love to snuggle and play lol-
I knew a cat named Porch who had black fur. He looked like the Siberian breed on this list though he was over twenty pounds. He did not like much of anyone. Porch was the runt of the liter so he had been abandoned under my uncles porch. He grew to be a massive cat.
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Ommmmigosh these are amazing!
Another cute cat video. Adorable
My papy has this stray bobtail we call sweet sweets and they’re so fluffy and cute
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As beautiful as they all are, I´d always rather adopt a cat from the shelter
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I had a Norwegian skogskatt before. At his strongest he was almost 12 kilos, but not fat, just strong. Even after he fought 2 other cats, the veterinarian didnt believe that the bit from my cat was from a cat :P
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Maine Coons: We have two, father and son. They’re both 12.5kg (27 lbs) with no chub. Magnus was 2kg (4.5 lbs) at 10 weeks, put on 0.5kg/1lb per week until he was 7 kg (16 lbs) at 6 months and kept growing. They can both look over the edge of the kitchen counter while standing.
I want them all like he said there so huggable 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘
Several of the pictures of Norwegian forest cats were actually Maine Coon judging from the facial structure. Forest cats have far more triangular faces.
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Very cute and funny video. Thanks for sharing☺☺
Absolutely Gorgeous kitty's 😻😻😻😻
And servals are not a domestic cat breed
My daughter has a Maine coon. He weighs in at 36lbs. His name is Whopper and he is huge. Lives in Maine.
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Maine Coons are fantastic