British Shorthair

The British Shorthair has a long history, but it was not until the early 20th century that it became a favorite. The cat has a round and fat body, with a medium to large appearance. Its skeleton and muscles are well developed, with a short, fat neck and broad, flat shoulders. The head is round and broad, the body is thick and short and developed, the coat is short and dense, the head is large and the face is round, and the large and round eyes are of various colors depending on the coat. The biggest feature is that the distance between the branching ears is very close to the body. The cat is gentle and calm, friendly to people, and easy to keep.

The ancestors of the British Shorthair can be said to be "war heroes", as early as 2000 years ago during the Roman Empire, they followed Julius Caesar to fight everywhere. In the war, they relied on the superb ability to catch rats, to protect the Roman army's food and grass from being stolen by rats, fully guarantee the stability of the military rear. Since then, these cats have gained a high status in people's hearts. It was at that time that they were brought to the territory of Britain and gradually evolved into the indigenous cat of Britain by their extremely strong adaptability. Not only was it recognized as a master mouse catcher, but its handsome appearance was also loved by many people.

At the end of the 19th century, British breeders selected the most beautiful cats among these indigenous cats and began a long breeding process, which eventually led to the birth of the breed known as the British Shorthair. Later, as their offspring became more and more alike, they were not even distinguishable from each other. So FIFE (the largest cat loving association in the UK) decided to merge these two breeds into one. After the Second World War, more British Shorthair cats were recognized by cat societies in various countries, and they entered thousands of households and became companions in people's lives. The British Shorthair is a compact, well-proportioned and strong cat with a thick body, a full and broad chest, stout legs, short to medium length, rounded paws, and a strong root of the tail with a blunt rounded tip. The head is round, the ears are widely spaced, the cheeks are rounded, the chin is strong, the ears are medium in size, the large, round eyes are wide open, and the nose is medium in width. The coat is short and very dense. The male cat has more developed cheeks than the female cat and is larger in all respects than the female cat. It takes three to five years for this breed to reach full maturity. Cats should exhibit overall proportionality and proportions and should not over-emphasize a particular characteristic that may induce a tendency toward neglect or extremes in the breeding process. British Shorthair Cat (Details)

The British Shorthair cat is bold and curious, but very gentle and adaptable. It will not change because of the change of environment, nor will it lose its temper, nor will it scream, it will only try to climb to a higher place and stare down at you with its big round eyes with a smile, just like the cat called "Louis" mentioned in Alice in Wonderland, without words, only with that lovely facial expression it will capture your heart and never change your love for it.

The British Shorthair has always been known for its curiosity, and will carefully check every corner of the aggravation. Although the British Shorthair cat is bold and curious, it is very gentle and adaptable, and will not change because of the change of environment, nor will it lose its temper, nor will it make a lot of noise, it will only try to climb to a higher place and stare down at you with its big round eyes with a smile. Because they are easy-going and intelligent, so they are often domesticated to shoot Hollywood movies and commercial television.