Cats

The Lykoi cat breed is rare and unusual. Fanciers have mixed reviews of their appearance; some find it intimidating and repulsive, but most are positive. Acquiring a Lykoi cat is difficult. Scientists are still conducting research, studying the animals' characteristics, their health, and crossbreeding.

Peterbalds resemble Sphynxes in appearance, but are more graceful, affectionate, and friendly. They require constant contact with their owner and are so sociable that their behavior resembles that of dogs.

The breed is officially recognized by major international felinology associations. Peterbalds are bred by experienced breeders. Keeping these cats at home presents certain challenges, due to their almost complete lack of hair.

The Chartreux is a charming cat with a plush, fur-like coat. These large, strong, and hardy cats have a calm and independent nature. They are loyal, affectionate, and easy-to-eat, requiring little grooming or upkeep. Purebred cats are rare, especially in Russia. They can compete in competitions and shows if their appearance meets established standards.

This rare and very expensive breed originated in Singapore. Their ancestors are believed to be stray cats. Their exact origins are unknown. These small-sized cats are beautiful, graceful, intelligent, and curious, with no known health problems. Breeders consider the Singapura an ideal companion and friend for families with children. They require little grooming or upkeep. They are playful and active even in old age.

Some breeders still consider Nibelungs to be merely a long-haired version of the Russian Blue. However, this breed is quite individualistic and is gradually gaining popularity worldwide thanks to its distinctive appearance and friendly nature. "Mist cats" are more suitable for older or single people, but they may not do well in families with small children, as they dislike loud noises and unnecessary fuss.