Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Get a Siberian Cat
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- In this video, we are going to give you Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Get a Siberian Cat.
To be clear: The Siberian Cats are unique cats native to Russia and from the harsh climate of Siberia, which explains why they have triple coats.
One of the healthier cat breeds with minimal health issues, this cat breed is popular among cat owners.
Speculated to have been around for up to 1000 years, surviving the harsh Siberian climate, this breed was not recognized formally until recently.
Considered to be smart, gentle, and loyal cats, the Siberian cat is one you’d like to know more about, and in this video, we will give you 10 reasons why you should get a Siberian Cat into your home.
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I can’t believe how quiet ours is. And she is sweet.
I have two and they are lovely.
Our Two new sister kittens are only part Siberian, But have all of the traits your mentioned. And are wonderful family members even now at only nine months old. So glad we found them!
We had a flame point Siberian and he was the most chill, coolest cat I’ve ever been around. He always cuddled with who needed it the most.
@@davids.1420 Yes, orangish color instead of gray.
i trained a gingercat to sit im so happy about it
I just taught my cat vlad how to open a door, i kept leaving food behind closed door and today he literally opened it he climbed on the door handle and opened it, I was like holly snap this cat is smart, so here i am learning about these amazing race.
I thought I had poltergeists for a while. I kept walking into the kitchen to find every cabinet open. Gandalf was doing it, evidently, just because he could. lol
@@gregorynpappas Gandalf is quite the name, and yes they do things like this for absolutely no reason. It's annoying sometimes but damn they're to cute to be blamed lol.
@@Brahim0801-Buddy those cats are smart...a 3 month old rescue i raised for a month figured out doors quick too, but smart in other ways as well.
The exact portrsit if my lovely Flo, a 7 months female Siberia. ♥️
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I literally can't tell if this is text to speech or not.
Thanks a lot.
Sure!
kids in my home hunny the siberian is mine I already have a Scottish fold
im 9 i had many cats in my life i had so many cats
This is my Gandalf to the letter, except the healthy part. Sadly at only 4yo, he has intestinal cancer and won't be with me much longer I fear.
I'm considering getting a siberian kitten, but It will be my first ever cat. I've done plenty of research but, Any tips? Or things I should Know? Should I get two?
Siberian cats are extremely sociable. If you think that you can be left alone in the toilet, then you are clearly not the owner of a Siberian cat. When you go to bed, the Siberian cat is always nearby and busy choosing the most optimal place to sleep. This may take some time, up to half an hour. If you live in your own home and have problems with mice or rats, then the Siberian cat is an ideal hunter. The Siberian cat is absolutely devoted to family members, but is absolutely merciless towards mice and rats. Its thick fur protects it from retaliatory rat bites, and it has an advantage in fighting even a pack of rats. The Siberian cat is very affectionate with people, but it is not a toy. Russians, and especially Russians living in Siberia, would never waste time raising a useless pet. Because of this, she has a need to bring a killed rat or mouse to her owner and receive a reward for a successful hunt. Some owners are shocked when their beautiful fluffy cat brings them a dead rat and waits for them to pet it. You should not expect that as soon as you bring home a Siberian cat, it will destroy all the rats within a day. Cats are larger than rats, but rats live in packs. Some rat packs attacking together can kill and eat a cat. I had a problem with a pack of rats eating through the cement floor from the basement. I set traps against them, they learned not to touch them, I used rat poison against them and killed only one rat. I took one Siberian cat for free because the breeder did not need her because she was already 9 months old and very difficult to sell. But I just needed a more or less adult cat so that the rat pack would not kill and eat her, so the deal was very successful... The rat pack was successfully kicked out of the apartment and the cat earns every gram of its food, I consider this a very successful deal.
Hi! I just got a siberian kitten a week ago, but he seems very shy and always running away whenever approaoched or when he hears noises.... Any tips?
First off, you need to give him time and patience.
This behavior is perfectly normal and doesn’t mean something’s wrong. It’s just your kitten’s natural self-preservation instincts kicking in.
Slowly introduce him to the new environment, and try not to startle him or make loud noises. If you have kids around, let them know how to behave around the kitten.
When approaching him, do it slowly, so he’ll know he’s not in any kind of danger. Also, try to initiate play, kittens love to play and this will help you bond with him.
Overall, just take it slowly and it’ll be fine.
I just had to put down my 10 years old beautiful Ivan. Im devastate😭
Y my siberian cat s aggressive with other pets