The Sphynx

The Egyptian cat doesn't have a plump appearance and colorful coat like other cats. They have a strange and unique appearance. Their bodies are hairless, with wrinkled faces as if they are in a state of irritation. The Egyptian cat is also known as the Sphynx cat, the hairless cat. Sphynx cats may seem odd, but they are also breeds loved by many in the upper class and are gradually being raised in popularity.

At first glance, the Sphynx cat is very unpleasant, a hairless cat with wrinkled, immature skin like a newborn creature. But if you look closer, you will feel infatuated. Everyone thinks that the Egyptian cat has no hair. But in fact, this cat breed still has a thin layer of hair covering the whole body. Although this coat does not have the effect of keeping warm, it makes the Sphynx more sensitive than other cats. Hairless cats belong to the species with diverse skin colors such as nude, pale pink, black, white, etc. Sometimes there will be individuals with mixed colors. Sphynx cat has a moderate, well-proportioned body, quite muscular. In addition, they also have another feature that is no mustache. Large ears, always standing upright, wide eyes bewildered with a serious expression. As they mature, the Egyptian cat's skin becomes more wrinkled. This thing makes them appear old and aggressive.

In stark contrast to their strange appearance are extremely lovable personality traits. Sphynx cats are friendly, energetic, and loyal to their owners. Besides, they are also very friendly with other pets in the house.

Price: $3,000