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Nebelung

Nebelungs are renowned for their grace, tenderness, and steadfast adherence to rituals. They are a separate breed, though they can still breed with Russian Blues. Because of their similar blue coats and sizes, they are frequently mistaken for Russian Blues.

Norwegian Forest

Norwegian forest cats are large, affectionate animals that make wonderful family pets. Known fondly as "Wegies" by their fans, these cats are beloved worldwide and are particularly cherished in Norway, where they are called Skogkatt.

Ocicat

The Ocicat is designed to look like a wild ocelot but has no wild ancestry. It was bred specifically to resemble an ocelot, similar to other breeds like the Toyger or Bombay cat. The Ocicat is a unique and eye-catching pet with its striking spotted coat. These cats are known for being very social and intelligent and often exhibit behaviors likened to dogs.

Oriental Shorthair

Oriental shorthairs are not your typical cats—they're known for their friendly, intelligent, and curious nature, making them great companions for both people and other pets. With their distinctive appearance—large ears, angular faces, and sleek, slender bodies—they might seem aloof at first glance, but they're quite affectionate and love being around their human companions.

Pembroke Welsh Corgi

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is an energetic and intelligent breed that has grown in popularity in recent years with its cute appearance, including bouncy ears, short legs, and big smiles, making them irresistible. These breeds are primarily herding dogs in Wales.

Persian Cat

These Persian cats are small but remarkably love and care for their human family. They get along excellently with all the family members, including other animal pets, provided they are socialized early.