No, Maine Coon cats are originally a long-haired breed, and there is no short-haired cat. It is the earliest naturally occurring long-haired cat breed in North America and is native to Maine on the east coast of the United States. Through a unique breeding program, this kind of cat has developed into a strong body, especially suitable for living in the middle of winter and different seasons.

Originally a working cat, the Maine Coon cat is strong and hard-working and can tolerate harsh weather. What is most special about it is its smooth and thick coat. The head is of medium width, with a square mouth and high cheekbones. The chin is strong and strong, in line with the upper lip and nose. Viewed from the side, the outline of the chin is almost at a right angle. The nose is straight and has no nose. The ears are large and covered with hair, and the eyes are large and widely spaced. Medium to large build, strong, broad chested. Female cats are generally smaller than male cats.

The long tail is paired with long, elegant fur-like fur. The fur is thick and dense. The fur on the chest is shorter, while the fur on the back, abdomen and thighs is longer. The fur is silky and smooth. Float down. Maine Coon cats come in a variety of coat colors, including solid color, brindle, two-color, three-color, silver shade, tortoiseshell, etc.