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Finally MagsJ, to the question, what kind of cat suits you, under the premis that animals resemble their owners; please take this test to find out which kind of cat you resemble, please go fast as you can on it to keep up with the questions.

Let me know how you come out with it .

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Good luck, I took this test well, but won’t tell you my result until the time you can share your result as well.

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Not sure about the docile part, but I can gel with the rest…
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Et vous?

I would have you down as an Abyssinian, for some reason.

Mine was a low 70-90huh? And it was a Siamese cat

But how can a low score get a Siamese?

Well I do attend services in a Siamese temple here, maybe there is a connect of sorts between lower scores and eastern religion. Odd

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The scores do not seem to be a quotient of quality, but just a metric of tallying up each breed.

Can you relate to your resultant cat breed score?

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The score is not a correlation to quality but to temperament, it seems… besides attending Siamese Temple, is it your’s?

Found out there is a variety of Siamese cats:

Breeds derived from the Siamese

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Balinese are also known as Longhaired Siamese, being distinguished by coat length

Orientals have the same head and body type but green eyes and a wide variety of coat patterns

Himalayan cat, breed derived from crosses of Persians to Siamese

Seal point Domestic Shorthair, cross between a Siamese and a Domestic Shorthair

  • Balinese – Natural mutation of the Siamese cat; a longhaired Siamese. In the largest US registry, the Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) is limited to the four traditional Siamese coat colours of seal point, blue point (a dilute of seal point), chocolate point, and lilac point (a dilute of the chocolate point). Other registries in the US and worldwide recognise a greater diversity of colours.
  • Birman – After almost all the individuals of the breed died out during the years of World War II, French breeders reconstructed the breed through interbreeding with various other breeds, including the Siamese. Modern Birman cats have inherited their pointed coat patterns from the Siamese.[30]
  • Burmese – is a breed of domesticated cats descended from a specific cat, Wong Mau, who was found in Burma in 1930 by Joseph Cheesman Thompson. She was brought to San Francisco, where she was bred with Siamese.
  • Havana Brown – resulted from crossing a chocolate-point Siamese with a black cat.
  • Colourpoint Shorthair – a Siamese-type cat registered in CFA with pointed coat colours aside from the traditional CFA Siamese coat colours; originally developed by crosses with other shorthair cats. Considered part of the Siamese breed in most cat associations but considered a separate breed in CFA and WCF. Variations can include lynx points and tortie points.
  • Himalayan – Longhaired breed originally derived from crosses of Persians to Siamese and pointed domestic longhair cats to introduce the point markings and the colours chocolate and lilac. After these initial crosses were used to introduce the colours, further breed development was performed by crossing these cats to the Persian breed. In Europe, they are referred to as colourpoint Persians. In CFA, they are a colour division of the Persian breed.
  • Javanese – in CFA, a longhaired version of the Colourpoint Shorthair (i.e. a “Colourpoint Longhair”). In WCF, “Javanese” is an alias of the Oriental Longhair.
  • Neva Masquerade – derived in Russia by naturally or selectively crossing Siberian catswith Siamese cats or related colourpoint cats. It bears the Siamese colourpoint gene,[30] but the original foundation stock is unclear.
  • Ocicat – a spotted cat originally produced by a cross between Siamese and Abyssinian.
  • Oriental Shorthair – a Siamese-style cat in non-pointed coat patterns and colours, including solid, tabby, silver/smoke, and tortoise-shell.
  • Oriental Longhair – a longhaired version of the Oriental Shorthair. (But see “Javanese” entry, above).
  • Ragdoll – selectively bred from “alley cats” foundation stock in the USA. It bears the Siamese colourpoint mutation gene.[30]
  • Savannah – The Savannah is a domestic hybrid cat breed. It is a hybridisation between a serval and a domestic cat. (The first was bred with a Siamese)
  • Snowshoe – a cream and white breed with blue eyes and some points that were produced through the cross-breeding of the Siamese and bi-coloured American Shorthair in the 1960s.
  • Thai Cat – also called the Wichian Mat or Old-Style Siamese, the original type of Siamese imported from Thailand in the 19th century and still bred in Thailand today; and throughout the first half of the 20th century, the only type of Siamese.[31]
  • Tonkinese – originally a cross between a Siamese cat and a Burmese. Tonkinese × Tonkinese matings can produce kittens with a Burmese sepia pattern, a Siamese pointed pattern, or a Tonkinese mink pattern (which is something in between the first two, with less pattern contrast than the Siamese but greater than the Burmese); often with aqua eyes.
  • Toybob – cat breed of Russian origin. It bears the Siamese colourpoint mutation gene.[30]
  • Mekong Bobtail (Thai Bobtail)

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Temperamentally they are::

The temperament of Siamese cats is described as follows:

  • Highly social, extroverted, and outgoing.
  • Form strong bonds with humans and demand attention.
  • Highly intelligent, curious, and active.
  • Enjoy playing fetch, following their owners, and walking on a leash.
  • Often described as “dog-like” in behavior.
  • Friendly, affectionate, and social.
  • Love people of all ages, including kids, and get along with other cats and cat-friendly dogs.
  • Thrive with lots of positive human interaction

(I don’t know that all of those characteristics is me, but mostly is a pretty good description)

The Sphinx was the highest-scoring and rarest on that list, but ain’t nobody want that but those with a pet dander allergy.

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…then there’s these:


7 Of The Most Expensive Cat Breeds In The World

There are 73 recognised cat breeds in the world. Out of these 73, there are many cat breeds with a higher price tag than others. Here is a list of the top 7 most expensive cat breeds in the world.

In this article, we will take a look at 7 of the most expensive cat breeds in the world, highlighting their unique characteristics and why they command such a high price. From the exotic Savannah to the regal Egyptian Mau, these cats are sure to impress even the most discerning feline lover.

So, without further ado, let’s dive in and discover the most luxurious cat breeds money can buy.

Related | The TOP 10 Cat Breeds

Top 7 Most Expensive Cat Breeds In The World

7. Egyptian Mau Cat | $900–$1600

Source: Daily Paws

The Egyptian Mau is a breed of domestic cat that is considered one of the oldest natural breeds of cats. They are known for their distinctive “mau” (Egyptian for cat) markings, which are usually black or silver, and their short, glossy coats. They are also known for their athletic and agile bodies, which allow them to run at high speeds. They are known for their intelligence, affectionate nature, and loyalty to their owners, and are considered one of the most trainable breeds of cats. The Egyptian Mau is considered a rare breed, so it can be quite costly to purchase. They are also known for their hunting skills, making them a great companion for people who have mice or rat issues.

6. Siberian Forest Cat | $600–$2000

Source: Cats Breed list

The Siberian Forest cat, also known as the “Siberian,” is a large, semi-longhaired domestic cat breed that originated in Russia. They have a thick, soft, and fluffy coat that comes in a variety of colours, including black, white, red, and tabby. They have large, expressive eyes, and strong, muscular bodies. They are known for their friendly and affectionate personalities. They are also known for their intelligence, playful and curious nature, and good hunting skills.

5. Scottish Fold Cat | $800–$2000

Source: Pets World

Scottish Fold cats are one of the fluffiest and most expensive cat breeds. These cats are not as common as other breeds, which drives up their price. They are domestic cat breeds that are known for their unique folded ears, which give them a distinctive “owl-like” appearance. They have a medium-to-large body and a round head. They have a wide variety of coat colours and patterns and can have both short and long hair.

4. Bengal Cat | $1800–$3000

Source: Bubbly Pet

The Bengal cat is a domestic cat breed that is characterised by its distinct, wild-looking coat and its energetic and playful personality. They have a unique appearance, with a coat that can have spots, rosettes, or marbled patterns in a variety of colours. They are known for their intelligence, curiosity, and affectionate personalities, and can make great pets for families.

Bengal cats can be considered expensive for a few reasons. One reason is the cost of breeding, as breeding a Bengal cat requires specific genetic combinations and can be a complex process. The Bengal cat is a purebred cat with specific, unique characteristics and unique appearance that tends to be more expensive than other domestic cats

3. Khao Manee Cat | $7000–$11,000

Source: Cat Breeds List

The Khao Manee is a rare, ancient cat breed from Thailand. They are known for their distinctive, pure white coats and bright, piercing blue eyes. They have a short, smooth coat that requires minimal grooming. They have a strong, athletic build and a graceful, elegant appearance. They are known for their affectionate personalities and are considered to be intelligent and easy to train.

The Khao Manee is considered a royal cat in Thailand, and it was once kept only by the Thai royal family and noblemen. They were also considered sacred and believed to bring good luck and prosperity. Due to their rarity and unique appearance, they can be considered expensive. They are not as well-known as other cat breeds and are not as widely available, which can also contribute to their higher cost.

2. Savannah Cat | $12,000-$50000

Source: Bubbly Pet

The Savannah cat is considered the second most expensive cat breed in the world, with prices reaching up to $50,000 or more. This is due to its rarity and the fact that it is a hybrid breed, created by breeding a domestic cat with an African Serval. The Savannah cat is known for its wild, exotic appearance, large size, and friendly personality. Additionally, Savannah cats are highly active and have a very sociable nature, which makes them great companion animals. They also have a unique appearance, with striking spots, big ears, and long, slender bodies, which makes them highly sought after by cat enthusiasts. Furthermore, Savannah cats are considered a new breed, as they are relatively new to the domestic cat breeding world. All these reasons, combined, make it a very expensive breed.

1. Ashera Cat | >$125,000

Source: Kickass Facts

The Ashera cat is considered the most expensive cat breed in the world, with prices reaching up to $100,000 or more. This is due to its rarity and the fact that it is a hybrid breed, created by breeding an African serval, an Asian leopard cat, and a domestic house cat. The Ashera cat is known for its wild, exotic appearance and large size, and is considered a status symbol among cat lovers. Additionally, due to the breeding process, the breeding of Ashera cats is not very common and is only done by a few breeders, which also contributes to its extremely high cost.

And some of the possible reasons for Sartr’s eye (I) condition may be a prima facea one, that is maybe the founding fathers had it wrong?

The Declaration of Independence was the cue, the first sign of anti colonialists fervir, that was manifest to the theory of ‘don’t mix don’t worry’ Utopianism thinking -didn’t measure up to a future dystopian vision, since

Lafayette excursion, Rousseau’s savage nobility, coming from a time of the seeming everlasting shine of the Sun King, promised eternity, in still a time of universal Catholic hegemony.

The reformed vision of Luther did animate otherwise from a competing Anglo-Saxon center, contesting the dominant landscape of the city of light,

Hence the birth of 200 years of war, exceeding the hundred years heretofore.

So was the US expediently responsible by far?

If so , the tenets of the founding fathers clash with those of Trump and company, and they are therefore responsible for the political inversion which supplies fodder and fuel to the enemy(within)

However, resistance, or revision of accommodating the resistance with effective cause of action is or may be the cause of the musk-trump diversion , division.