Some people raise pets in pursuit of pedigree, and want to keep purebred pets. So, do you know the pedigree certificate of cats? This thing is also jokingly called "hukou" in the pet industry.

At present, many countries in the world have established cat clubs, and cat lovers can apply to join the club for their pet cats. To join these clubs, you must first register your cat, fill in the cat's pedigree certificate, and establish the cat's pedigree file. In this way, the cat will successfully register (well, many of the household registrations are world-class).

In addition to the cat’s name, gender, date of birth, breed, weight, coat color, other characteristics, and vaccination records, the pedigree certificate also needs to provide the cat’s three-generation pedigree relationship. Simply put, it requires providing parents, The blood relationship and main characteristics and performance of grandparents, maternal grandparents, great-grandparents, and maternal great-grandparents (as expected, it is difficult to obtain a household registration...).

The reason why the procedures for registering a cat are so cumbersome is that it helps to identify the cat’s appearance and breed. It also creates conditions for breeding, breeding, and cultivating excellent offspring. It also facilitates the evaluation of the cat. Its worth provides a basis for its entry into the market for business exchanges.

For those who need good-looking purebred cats, the "hukou" can be said to be an indispensable identity document. However, for those who just raise cats to be their masters, this household registration is of little use...