The size of the Scottish folded ear cat is medium among pet cats, because its ears are folded close to the root and close to the brain, making its entire brain look round, very cute, because it is native to Scotland, and it is named the Scottish folded ear cat. As a pet cat, its biggest advantage is that compared with other breeds of pet cats, it shows a more rounded and soft curve in both the facial structure and the entire body, which is a little less of the common high cold in cats, and instead adds a sense of closeness, which is also a kind of pet cat that is relatively hot in the domestic market.
Scottish folded ear cat is a little different is that the Scottish folded ear cat has both long hair and short hair forms, and the body hair color is more abundant and changeable, it can be said that it covers most of the fur colors that can be seen, which makes it meet the preferences of almost all cat lovers (except hairless), which may be one of the reasons why it is popular in the market.
The Scottish folded-eared cat is not only sought after by people because of its high appearance, but also its gentle character and calm living state in its bones have played a role in icing on the cake. Because the Scottish folded-eared cat is far less cold and compelling than the blue cat looks, but more soft, in the relationship with the breeder, it is not arrogant or unkind, on the contrary, the folded-eared cat hates loneliness, and it can be described as affectionate to its owner.
The Scottish folded-eared cat has a peaceful state of life, because when it is comfortable, it will stretch out its two hind legs, sit on the ground like a human, and gently rest its two front paws on the exposed belly, which makes people sigh, that is, it will not sit cross-legged, and if it can fold its legs and coil up like a human, it is simply a pocket-sized version of the meditation practitioner.
The Scottish folded-eared cat has a rounded shape, a rounded head, a large and rounded face, a strong and powerful chin and cheekbones, a short neck, large and round eyes, and eyes in various colors, but copper is the most common. Round and large nose with a little curvature, tiny ears folding down tightly, plump and rounded soles, thick elastic shawl, very much like a funny doll or ceramic shape.
The most distinctive feature of the Scottish folded-eared cat is its downward-folding ears, clinging to its head. The Scottish folded ear cat is born with straight ears, and at 3 to 4 weeks, its ears fold can only be revealed, and the degree of ear folding is not determined until the fifth to sixth week (because there is a certain probability of folding ears 50%), which is due to an incomplete gene. In order to prevent the ear bone deformation of the Scottish folded ear cat, the two folded ear cats cannot mate and breed, but it can mate with the English shorthair cat with the upright ear and the American shorthair cat.
The Scottish Fold-Eared Cat is intelligent, curious, and loyal to its family, bold, and likes to follow people around. Many Scottish folded-eared cats will stand up like groundhogs to observe. It gets along well with small children. The Scottish folded-eared cat is happy to be with people and expresses itself in this peaceful way that is characteristic of it. Due to the folded ears, its hearing is not as good as that of ordinary cats, and it is also more susceptible to the influence of ear mites.
The Scottish Folded Ear Cat has a particularly peaceful personality, is friendly to other cats and dogs, it is gentle, affectionate, loving, playful, and cherishes family life. His voice is soft, his vitality is tenacious, and he is also an excellent hunter. Scottish folded-eared cat coat dishes are very simple, and you can groom them once a week. During hair removal, its long, fuzzy coat needs to be groomed frequently and special attention must be paid to his ears.
The Scottish folded-eared cat has a sweet personality and loves to be involved in anything you do, but usually just quietly but doesn't make a sound to bother you. Although its athletic talent is average, it does not mean that it does not like to play, but prefers to have the company of the owner. Scottish fold-eared cats prefer to sleep lying flat. When idle, it will sit there like an otter and look out the window, but not because they have a laid-back personality, but because they suffer from congenital bone genetic diseases, and sitting like an otter is simply relieving physical pain.
The entire facial structure of the Scottish folded-eared cat has become more compact and rounded, and combined with the cat's own large and round eyes, the overall round appearance is completely plumped, making it closer to people's preference for "cuteness". Don't look at the Scottish folded ear cat with a slightly similar laziness to Garfield, in fact, it likes to play and interact, whether it is a cat stick or a ball of line, can make it satisfied in playing with the owner.
For conditional breeding families, if there is a small yard of their own, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that the Scottish folded ear cat actually likes outdoor sports, rolling around in the courtyard or fiddling with the planted flowers and plants are handy, if there are other pets in the home, there is no need to worry about getting along, at least the folded ear cat will not appear "one mountain does not tolerate two tigers" psychology.