don sphynx, history, breed, price, personality, diseases and care.

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 History The hairless breed of cats of the Don Sphynx, unlike the conventional wisdom, was not artificially bred. These animals appeared as a consequence of chance - an ordinary street cat with a woolen cover, missing almost completely, was found in Rostov-on-Don. Actually, the name directly indicates the place where the rock of the Don Sphynx originated.  Breeder Elena Kovaleva just walked down the street, and quite by chance saw a kitten girl with a turtle color. She called her Barbara. At first, Kovaleva did not think about the breeding program, however, after the age of 4 months Varvara began to rapidly fall out of the wool, because of which she became bald, the opinion changed.  In a detailed study, it became obvious that the lack of wool is not a consequence of skin disease. Varvara crossed with the usual short-haired cat and received the same kittens, which after 4 months rapidly lost their hair.  This meant that the gene was dominant, not recessive, which meant no connection with Canadian sphinxes There was none. All modern representatives of the Don Sphynx breed are descendants of these kittens, received from the cat Varvara.  The Don Sphynx was first officially recognized by the World Cat Federation (WCF) in 1997 and then by the International Cat Association (TICA) in 2005.  Characteristics of the breed Adaptability                                        08/10          Attachment to the family             10/10  Gaming activity                                08/10  intelligence                                        08/10  General health                                 03/10  Wool fallout                                      01/10  Friendliness to children                 07/10  Friendly to dogs                               08/10  Love for meows                                05/10             Breed information The Origin  Russia  lifetime  11-13 years old  size  Average  weight  Cats: 4-5.5 kg, Cats: 2.5-4.5 kg  The type of wool  Hairless  Color  any colors and drawings  lifestyle  indoors  price     Description The Don Sphynx is an extraordinary cat in every way. He has a very unusual appearance, requires specific care, but gives a huge amount of love and affection to his family. He is in dire need of attention and kindness, but he gives them more than.  The Don Sphynx has a wedge-shaped muzzle with wrinkles, triangular ears slightly longer than the middle, almost no mustache and eyebrows, and those that are, twisted in funny curls. The body and paws are elongated, which gives the impression of some alien grace, which emphasizes the mystical appearance of the eye. The lifespan of these cats is about 13 years.  Personality Despite the unusual appearance, the Don Sphynxes have a very kind and affectionate character. They are in great need of human affection and attention, sometimes down to obsession. This, in turn, creates certain limitations and nuances.  In particular, such a cat can not leave for a long time alone, not to mention to go on vacation and not take it with him. This can cause a pet serious mental anguish, as a result - neurotic disorders.  Perhaps the problem is not absolute, but you need to be careful with the psyche of the Don Sphynx. They are excellent for children, who normally perceive strangers and other pets. Active, love games, easily accustomed to the tray, can walk on a leash, and even perform simple commands.  Common Diseases This breed can not be classified as healthy, as it has various problems, and some of them are related to the psyche of the animal. Others, on the contrary, have nothing to do with the psyche or genetic tendencies, but arise from insufficient quality care. Usually, it is a variety of skin irritations that can significantly complicate the life of a pet.  Skin irritations can be caused by allergies - Don's sphinxes are known allergies, due to the presence of glycoprotein in saliva and lack of wool. But there are a number of diseases, in particular, this:  acne (acne); ezlovato-cystic acne; Sonic dermatitis; lichen or dermatophyte.    The breed of Don Sphynx is predisposed to eye diseases, namely:  To different inflammatory processes; corneal ulcer; conjunctivitis; sclerite.    With almost no coordination of movements at a very early age in kittens, they can injure the eyes at the first attempt to master the world around them.  Also, you may come across such congenital health problems of the pet:  carp bite (shortened lower jaw) - bite anomaly. microfilm - incorrect eye development; curvature and softening of the tail vertebrae; hyperplasia nipple in the Don Sphynx - transmitted by the mother line.    Care As you probably understood from the previous section, the breed of cats Don Sphynx needs special care, despite the lack of wool. The eyes of kittens need regular examination. Remove lint and mucus from them, and wash with antiseptic.  The skin and folds in particular are very sensitive, in addition, sweat is released on the skin. You need to regularly wipe the skin with a damp cloth and bathe the cat at least once a week. Brown plaque, sometimes appearing on the skin, can speak of errors in the diet of the animal. You also need to brush your teeth, at least 2-3 times a week, prune the claws as needed and clean the inner surface of the ears from sediment and dirt.
Don Sphynx Cat

History

The hairless breed of cats of the Don Sphynx, unlike the conventional wisdom, was not artificially bred. These animals appeared as a consequence of chance - an ordinary street cat with a woolen cover, missing almost completely, was found in Rostov-on-Don. Actually, the name directly indicates the place where the rock of the Don Sphynx originated.

Breeder Elena Kovaleva just walked down the street, and quite by chance saw a kitten girl with a turtle color. She called her Barbara. At first, Kovaleva did not think about the breeding program, however, after the age of 4 months Varvara began to rapidly fall out of the wool, because of which she became bald, the opinion changed.

In a detailed study, it became obvious that the lack of wool is not a consequence of skin disease. Varvara crossed with the usual short-haired cat and received the same kittens, which after 4 months rapidly lost their hair.

This meant that the gene was dominant, not recessive, which meant no connection with Canadian sphinxes There was none. All modern representatives of the Don Sphynx breed are descendants of these kittens, received from the cat Varvara.

The Don Sphynx was first officially recognized by the World Cat Federation (WCF) in 1997 and then by the International Cat Association (TICA) in 2005.

Characteristics of the breed

Adaptability                                        08/10        

Attachment to the family             10/10

Gaming activity                                08/10

intelligence                                        08/10

General health                                 03/10

Wool fallout                                      01/10

Friendliness to children                 07/10

Friendly to dogs                               08/10

Love for meows                                05/10

         

Breed information

The Origin

Russia

lifetime

11-13 years old

size

Average

weight

Cats: 4-5.5 kg, Cats: 2.5-4.5 kg

The type of wool

Hairless

Color

any colors and drawings

lifestyle

indoors

price



Description

The Don Sphynx is an extraordinary cat in every way. He has a very unusual appearance, requires specific care, but gives a huge amount of love and affection to his family. He is in dire need of attention and kindness, but he gives them more than.

The Don Sphynx has a wedge-shaped muzzle with wrinkles, triangular ears slightly longer than the middle, almost no mustache and eyebrows, and those that are, twisted in funny curls. The body and paws are elongated, which gives the impression of some alien grace, which emphasizes the mystical appearance of the eye. The lifespan of these cats is about 13 years.

Personality

Despite the unusual appearance, the Don Sphynxes have a very kind and affectionate character. They are in great need of human affection and attention, sometimes down to obsession. This, in turn, creates certain limitations and nuances.

In particular, such a cat can not leave for a long time alone, not to mention to go on vacation and not take it with him. This can cause a pet serious mental anguish, as a result - neurotic disorders.

Perhaps the problem is not absolute, but you need to be careful with the psyche of the Don Sphynx. They are excellent for children, who normally perceive strangers and other pets. Active, love games, easily accustomed to the tray, can walk on a leash, and even perform simple commands.

Common Diseases

This breed can not be classified as healthy, as it has various problems, and some of them are related to the psyche of the animal. Others, on the contrary, have nothing to do with the psyche or genetic tendencies, but arise from insufficient quality care. Usually, it is a variety of skin irritations that can significantly complicate the life of a pet.

Skin irritations can be caused by allergies - Don's sphinxes are known allergies, due to the presence of glycoprotein in saliva and lack of wool. But there are a number of diseases, in particular, this:

  • acne (acne);
  • ezlovato-cystic acne;
  • Sonic dermatitis;
  • lichen or dermatophyte.

The breed of Don Sphynx is predisposed to eye diseases, namely:

  • To different inflammatory processes;
  • corneal ulcer;
  • conjunctivitis;
  • sclerite.

With almost no coordination of movements at a very early age in kittens, they can injure the eyes at the first attempt to master the world around them.

Also, you may come across such congenital health problems of the pet:

  • carp bite (shortened lower jaw) - bite anomaly.
  • microfilm - incorrect eye development;
  • curvature and softening of the tail vertebrae;
  • hyperplasia nipple in the Don Sphynx - transmitted by the mother line.

Care

As you probably understood from the previous section, the breed of cats Don Sphynx needs special care, despite the lack of wool. The eyes of kittens need regular examination. Remove lint and mucus from them, and wash with antiseptic.

The skin and folds in particular are very sensitive, in addition, sweat is released on the skin. You need to regularly wipe the skin with a damp cloth and bathe the cat at least once a week. Brown plaque, sometimes appearing on the skin, can speak of errors in the diet of the animal. You also need to brush your teeth, at least 2-3 times a week, prune the claws as needed and clean the inner surface of the ears from sediment and dirt.


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