The Siberian cat, known as the national cat of Russia, is a natural breed physically reflecting the climate of its origin through a water-repellent coat. It is long-haired with a coarse to soft textured coat and a thick collar ruff to combat weather extremes. Exuding an appearance of agility and power, the Siberian cat has a stocky build, strong hind legs, and a calm expression. It is noted to be an exceptional jumper and enjoys time in the water. Although considered a quiet breed, the Siberian cat is usually friendly and desires the company of others as made clear through small shrills and purrs.
The typical Siberian Cat has an overall height of 9”-11" (23-28 cm) and body length of 15”-18” (38-46 cm). An average Siberian Cat weighs between 10-20 lb (4.5-9.1 kg) and has a typical lifespan of 10-18 years.
The Siberian cat, known as the national cat of Russia, is a natural breed physically reflecting the climate of its origin through a water-repellent coat. It is long-haired with a coarse to soft textured coat and a thick collar ruff to combat weather extremes. Exuding an appearance of agility and power, the Siberian cat has a stocky build, strong hind legs, and a calm expression. It is noted to be an exceptional jumper and enjoys time in the water. Although considered a quiet breed, the Siberian cat is usually friendly and desires the company of others as made clear through small shrills and purrs.
The typical Siberian Cat has an overall height of 9”-11" (23-28 cm) and body length of 15”-18” (38-46 cm). An average Siberian Cat weighs between 10-20 lb (4.5-9.1 kg) and has a typical lifespan of 10-18 years.
