![]() ![]() For the same reason, they also generally get along well with other cats and cat-friendly dogs. Exotic Shorthairs are known to get along well with children due to their placid natures. Females generally have a more independent streak. Interestingly, males tend to be cuddlier than their female counterparts. These cats are known to be incredibly devoted to their owners and will happily curl up on your lap when you are watching TV or even curl up on your shoulder when they are feeling a bit more adventurous! However, it is still important to keep their mind stimulated with puzzle feeders, games, and interactive toys. Exotic Shorthairs are not as active as many other breeds and have an independent side which means they are more than happy to entertain themselves when their owners are not around. These cats have become more popular in recent years for their gentle, easy-going personalities which makes them the perfect choice for families. The Exotic Shorthair is affectionately known as the ‘lazy man’s Persian’ due to its Persian-like sweet temperament and short easy to care for coat. These cats are medium-large felines, weighing anything from 3-4.5kg. Their eye colour can also vary but are most commonly gold, green, or blue. These cats come in a wide variety of colours including black, silver, bi-colour, white, and calico (tortoiseshell and white). However, they are loved by families around the world for their teddy bear-like appearance and affectionate natures.Įxotic Shorthair cats boast a plush short to medium-length coat with a dense undercoat, which makes them easier to groom than their longhaired Persian cousins. Due to their Persian ancestry, these cats are brachycephalic which means they have flat faces and short noses which can predispose them to developing respiratory issues later in life. Their bodies are relatively short and compact, with strong thick legs and rounded paws with tufts of fur on the toes. The Exotic Shorthair is a stocky and heavy-boned medium to large cat breed with a large rounded head, full cheeks, small wide-set ears, and large round eyes. ![]() They are also smart enough to figure out how to get things from high spaces like bookcases and shelves. They will leap until tired just to catch a toy on a stick. Exotic Shorthairs are also playful and love interaction. These cats give their human companion their privacy and are not needy or demanding. You will often see them lounging or napping in cool places like on a tiled floor or bricksĮxotic Shorthairs are ideal for most types of homes. ![]() Some Exotic Shorthairs even sit on your shoulder or hug you when you pet them. They love jumping into their human’s lap and will snuggle or nuzzle your face with their wet nose. Moreover, they are very affectionate as they quietly ask for your attention and affection by sitting in front of you with their irresistible look, staring straight into your eyes. They are laid back, and it appears that nothing bothers them. These loving cats have the Persian's calm manners but are bubblier and more curious, thanks to their shorthaired ancestry.Īll in all, the Exotic Shorthair is an ideal breed for those who are searching for a sweet, quiet, loyal and peaceful feline companion. However, what makes them distinct is that they have a short, thick coat instead of a long flowing one.Įxotic Shorthairs have the same pansy-like sweet face and short nose together with their big eyes and the same short square body, which gives them a cuddly bear-like look. The sweet-natured Exotic Shorthair is known as 'the lazy man's Persian' as they are perfect for those who love and adore the Persian look but don’t have the time or capability to take care of all that hair.Įxotic Shorthair have the same flat face, sweet, large, round eyes, and fat cheeks as the Persian cat. These cat breeds share the same body type however, Exotic Shorthair’s short, coarse hair varies from the Persian and Himalayan cats' thick, long hair. The Exotic Shorthair originates from the Persian Breed Group that includes two of the oldest and most recognizable cat breeds the Persian and Himalayan. ![]()
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