The Scottish Fold cat is a breed of cat that has a genetic mutation in its ears. Since this cat species was first discovered in Scotland, it was named after the place where it was found and its physical characteristics. There are many people who like Fold-eared cats, but it costs a lot of money to buy a Fold-eared cat with good appearance and pure bloodline, so many people have no choice but to give up the purchase plan. So why are Fold-eared cats so expensive? ?Today the editor will reveal to you why Scottish Fold cats are so expensive and introduce its characteristics. I hope cat lovers who love Scottish Fold cats will not miss it!

As the saying goes, rare things are valuable. The reason why folded-eared cats have folded ears is caused by a genetic mutation, and this mutated gene can also cause folded-eared cats to suffer from hereditary bone diseases. In order to prevent cats from suffering from diseases, many people do not agree with breeding folded-eared cats. cat. Secondly, the breeding process of folded-eared cats is also very troublesome. Some kittens may not show the characteristics of folded ears after birth. These cats cannot participate in the competition, and some owners will not choose to buy them. Therefore, the number of folded-eared cats in the pet market There are very few, and the price will naturally not be too "people-friendly". In addition, the prices of different fold-eared cats also vary greatly.

Under normal circumstances, the price of American short-haired cats is 1,200-1,300 yuan, the price of Scottish fold cats is around 1,600 yuan, and the price of silver gradient fold cats is 4,500 yuan. Competition-level cats are more expensive than ordinary cats. high. To put it simply, the better the appearance, the smaller the quantity, and the purer the bloodline, the higher the price of the folded-eared cat. What needs to be noted during the purchase process is that the ears of kittens under 3 months old have not yet been determined. Some cats with folded ears may slowly stand up later, so it is safest to choose a 6-month-old cat. And if you don’t mind spending more money to buy a pure cat, then it’s best to bring an expert who understands fold-eared cats to go shopping with you.

Characteristics of Scottish Fold cats:

Scottish Fold cats are approachable, gentle and intelligent; they miss their families and love their owners; they appear calm and lazy, but when they encounter prey, they attack quickly and put them to death. They have strong explosive power. Scottish Fold Cat Personality Scottish Fold cats are born with a sweet personality like candy. They like to participate in everything you do, but usually just quietly and don't make any noise to disturb you. Although their athletic talents are average, it does not mean that they do not like to play, but they prefer the company of their owners. Scottish Fold cats like to sleep on their backs, and when they have nothing to do, they will sit there like otters and look out the window. Perhaps inheriting the characteristics of their ancestors who looked after warehouses, Scottish Fold cats are very hardworking and hardworking. Its appearance is very consistent with its gentle personality. It barks very softly and rarely speaks loudly. They enjoy the company of humans and express it in their own quiet way. Scottish Fold cats can adapt to family life in various environments, no matter how noisy the home is.With children and dogs, or a single family, even at a cat show or in a strange hotel, it can quickly integrate into the surrounding environment without feeling uneasy.

1. There are two types of Scottish Fold cats: folded ears and erect ears. Needless to say, folded ears. The dominant gene is very obvious, and the ears are obviously folded down. Prick ears are the result of mating the British Shorthair and American Shorthair with the Su Fold, or one with folded ears. The offspring produced by mating with erect ears contain the recessive gene and have erect ears.

2. Su Zhe has the characteristics of British Shorthair and American Shorthair. He sheds little hair, has no peculiar smell, and has a gentle temperament, but he doesn’t like being hugged very much.

3. Likes to climb high, especially squatting at a high place and quietly watching the owner do things.

4. I am very curious and like to visit all the places I can go and see what’s going on.

5. It has strong adaptability. As long as it is constantly supplied with water and food, it can basically adapt to the environment in which we live.

6. Because he has British Shorthair blood, he is very good at catching mice.