Norwegian cat...

Ideal for those who love nature , this cat woods, great hunter , prefers to live in the open air , even if it adapts well to life at home , as he loves to climb up and dominate , precious knickknacks , vases and content of library shelves run with it serious risks . Her ideal home has a garden, or at least a large terrace, where they can let off steam in the play of the hunter.
The origins of cat Norwegian it is in the forests that cover Norway that noble feline took his real name, Norsk Skogatt , that is to say cat in northern forests . It belongs to the group of the oldest breeds , although the first written document about a cat very similar to this one only goes back to the late seventeenth century.In addition , it was officially presented at an exhibition in 1938 . The export is prohibited , it was not widely known outside his homeland where more excessive crosses between inbred subjects and individuals with short hair seriously compromised the race that managed to recover in the seventies .The ideal cat Norwegian cat is a solid and big cat, which gives an impression of strength and power, with a heavy frame and robust musculature. The head is long and triangular , with a straight nose, without stop . The forehead is flat .Ears, medium-large and tilted forward , are large and have tufts of hair on the tips , while the eyes, large and almond are oblique to the nose color is green , green gold and gold with white Norwegians, by cons , they are blue or odd . The legs are very strong , longer than previous post , feet, large and round , have long hair and provided between the fingers , the long tail that tapers gradually is provided.The coat is of medium length, but not uniformly as it grows and falls on the sides and it is provided around the neck and it has a abundant undercoat and covered with smooth , waterproof hairs. The texture is rough , and during the hot season, and shortens the coat collar disappears.Hair colorThe colors of the dress are all recognized, even white spots in all varieties , the only non- admitted are those marking obvious hybridizations with other breeds , such as coloring or color point ends , typical Siamese .the characterVery autonomous in relation to man , however , it is ready to establish a good relationship with his master, if it meets its requirements and compelling ways, sum on condition that he be allowed to retain its independence.It is really not suitable for sedentary and quiet , but it is perfect for those who want an authentic feline companion .careDespite the robe provided and the rich undercoat , grooming cat Norwegian presents no difficulty because his hair very smooth, does not nodes . The strong spirit of independence of the cat appears fully in females at parturition and during the first period of withdrawal , because they strongly refuse any intervention , even the well-intentioned their master. As they are perfectly able to fend for themselves , it is better not to intervene.