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Golden Retriever

Golden Retriever

Features:Ranked fourth in dog IQ rankings

The Golden Retriever is what we usually call the Golden Retriever. It originated from Scotland, England, and is a genuine British native dog.The Golden Retriever, which originated in Scotland, is so popular that it attracts people not only with its golden coat, but also because of its naturally doci...

Pomeranian

Pomeranian

Squirrel Dog

Features:Clingy and jealous

The Pomeranian is a compact, short-backed, active toy dog. Its scientific name is Hadley Pomeranian (commonly known as English Pomeranian), a type of German Spitz, native to Germany. It has a soft, dense undercoat and coarse fur. The tail is high in the base, and the densely furred tail is curled on...

Samoyed

Samoyed

Самое́дская соба́ка or Самое́д

Features:Smiling angel, the most beautiful dog in the world

Samoyed, also known as Samoyed, is a breed of dog bred by the Samoyed people, the indigenous people of Siberia. It is naughty and smart before the age of one. It is alert, strong, flexible, beautiful, noble and elegant, well-behaved and cute, with a very eye-catching appearance. It has the title of...

Alaskan Malamute

Alaskan Malamute

Features:One of the world's famous "non-aggressive dog breeds"

The Alaskan Malamute is one of the oldest polar sled dogs. Its name comes from a tribe called Malamute of the Inuit people. This tribe lives on the shore of Kotzebue in western Alaska. Adult Alaskan Malamutes have a quiet and elegant temperament and are very loyal to their owners. They are the eldes...

Siberian Husky

Siberian Husky

Husky

Features:A working sled dog native to eastern Siberia

The Siberian Husky is a primitive and ancient dog breed. You may not know what kind of dog it is just by looking at the name, but you will probably know which one it is when you mention Husky, haha! It is said that the alias Husky is a slang of the Eskimos - a misinterpretation of hoarse barking....

Leptailurus serval

Leptailurus serval

African Serval

Features:Once the world's largest luxury pet brand

In some countries, especially the United States, servals are domesticated as pets. In Italy, the serval is the symbolic animal of the Tomasi family. The pronunciation of "serval" is: sǒu.The serval is a species that looks like a leopard but is extremely "gentle" in heart. Its na...

leopard cat

leopard cat

Prionailurus bengalensis,Civet cat, raccoon, copper coin cat, stone tiger, raccoon, mountain raccoon, wild cat, money cat

Features:Wild cats covered in "copper coins"

Ocelots are small, beautiful wild cats, named after their leopard-like patterns. Although they are similar in size to domestic cats, they have slimmer bodies and longer legs because they have lived in the wild for a long time.Leopard cats are also called "money cats" in China because the s...

British Shorthair

British Shorthair

Felis catus

Features:One of the most popular cats in the world

The British Shorthair cat may be the oldest cat breed in the UK. It can be said to be a model in the cat family. Its ancestors can be traced back to the ancient Roman period. The breeding process of the British Shorthair can be said to have gone through hardships, which makes this ancient breed stil...

Russian Blue

Russian Blue

Archangel Blue Cat, Maltese Cat

Features:Known as the "noble of short-haired breeds" and the "elf of winter"

Russian Blue cats are different from the blue cats we usually know. The blue cats we usually know are British shorthair blue cats, while Russian Blue cats are completely different from British shorthair blue cats. British shorthair blue cats are round in shape, while Russian Blue cats are slender. R...

Felinae

Felinae

Teacup cat, mini cat

Features:The smallest cat in the world

Teacup cats are also called mini cats. They are cats the same size as teacups, and can even fit into a teacup.Teacup cats are not a rare breed, and the existence of teacup cats has not been recognized by professional organizations. Therefore, teacup cats are just cats that cannot grow due to genetic...

American Shorthair

American Shorthair

Brown standard tabby cat

Features:American domestic cat

The earliest domestic cats in the United States are said to have come to the New World with immigrants in the 17th century. In the following centuries, sturdy and efficient cats spread throughout the United States. Most of them were skilled mousers rather than family pets. But in the early 20th cent...

Scottish Fold

Scottish Fold

Scot Fold,Fold,Felis silvestris catus

Features:Folded ear angel

The Scottish Fold (scientific name: Felis silvestris catus, English name: Scottish Fold) is a cat breed with a genetic mutation in the ear. Since this cat breed was originally discovered in Scotland, it is named after its place of discovery and physical characteristics. This cat has a fold in the ca...

Birman

Birman

Boman cat, the sacred cat of Burma

Features:The cat with its own legend

The Birman cat is also known as the Burmese sacred cat. Legend has it that it was first raised by monks in ancient Burmese temples and was regarded as a temple guardian cat. It was introduced to Europe in the 18th century and gradually evolved and finalized.According to modern history, a pair of Bir...

Burmese cats

Burmese cats

Bamitz cat, black Shao cat, copper cat

Features:The roundest cat

The ancestor of the Burmese cat was a brown cat brought from Burma to the United States in 1930. It was first bred by Dr. Thompson by mating it with an American shorthair cat. There are many fans of this cat in the United States. At a cat show in the United States, its appearance order was ranked th...

Maine Coon

Maine Coon

Coon Cat,Maine Cat,Maine Shag,Snowshoe Cat,American Longhair

Features:Domineering appearance, soft and cute heart

The Maine Coon cat is named after its origin in Maine, USA. It is the first long-haired cat breed naturally produced in North America. It became a relatively stable breed around the middle of the 18th century. The Maine Coon cat is strong, with thick fur. It looks similar to the Siberian Forest Cat...

Chinchilla cat

Chinchilla cat

Artificial cat

Features:Cats with severe mysophobia

The Chinchilla cat is a special cat breed that has been carefully bred for many years. In fact, the recognized ancestor of the Chinchilla cat is difficult to verify because it is bred from many cat breeds, but the origin of the cat breed has been recorded in detail. So it is not known whether the na...

Ragdoll

Ragdoll

Ragdoll cat, ragdoll cat, fairy cat, bradall cat

Features:Cat Fairy

Ragdoll cats, also known as Brado cats, are one of the larger cats in size and weight.Ragdoll cats began to be bred in 1960 and were recognized in the United States in 1965. Ragdoll cats have a V-shaped head, large and round eyes, thick fur, thick limbs, and a soft body. Most of them are tricolor or...

Siamese cat

Siamese cat

Siamese cat, siamese, Thai cat, West mother cat, coffee fox cat

Features:Cat "coal miner"

Siamese cats are the original breed of Thailand. In Thailand more than 200 years ago, Siamese cats were "house-bound" nobles. They only lived in the royal palace or large temples of Thailand, and they were regarded as the guardian gods of the temple. Legend has it that Siamese cats guard a...

Cow Cat

Cow Cat

Black and white cat

Features:The Husky among cats

The so-called cow cat is the black and white cat, which is named because it looks like a cow.The cow cat is an ordinary domestic cat (Chinese rural native cat species), all of which are of hybrid descent. Many cat breeds may produce black and white spots after hybridization due to their fur color, s...

Calico cat

Calico cat

Three-haired cat, tortoise-shell cat

Features:Most of them are cats from girls

The so-called calico cat is a cat with three colors on its body: black, red (orange) and white, hence the name calico cat. The calico cat refers to the color, not the species. Most calico cats are female cats. Calico cats are cats with three colors on their bodies: black, orange and white. Their fur...

Orange cat

Orange cat

Features:Big orange is important

Orange cats are a common fur color for domestic cats, also called orange cats and orange cats. They are commonly found in mixed-breed cats and registered purebred cats that do not have a unique fur color. They have nothing to do with the breed, but are related to the coat gene. Most orange cats in C...