Spyke
swg-empire.de

What do these cats do outside in nature when they can't find any soap?

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Yup. For a lot of cats the layers are oil, undercoat, main coat. The undercoat is a very short, dense and wiry coat of fur to stop things getting from the main coat to the skin.

The undercoat, as you can imagine, also absorbs a lot of the oil. Most people who are allergic to cats are actually allergic to the oil.

Also, in very specific breeds, there can be 3 layers of fur (like Siberian, for example).

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They're not natural. These are the result of human breeding. They've never had to exist in nature.

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Leave it to people to take nature's apex predator and turn it into a high maintenance fashion statement.

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lemmy.world

Now I’m imagining The Neverending Story with two of these guys guarding the gate instead of the normal sphinxes.

Thanks.

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Well, he's certainly mastered the glare that could skeletonize a fully-armored knight from a hundred paces.

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lemmy.world

Does this breed tend to be calmer/more interested in water? or do you have to bath train them as kittens? I could not imagine giving weekly baths or covering ears/head on the average cat being a pleasant experience.

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Since they have to be bathed from a young age, they probably don’t develop an aversion. I know other people who have had to get their adult cats accustomed to baths (the cats lack the ability to clean themselves), and after a while the cats just resign themselves to it lol.

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