With tongue in cheek, I’m alleging that the Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) is being sexist when it bars male calico cats from winning at cat shows. You may know that male calico cats are very rare. It is said that … Continue reading →
Here is a lion’s face for comparison: The cat has a black smoke coat I believe. It is very intense. The Maine Coon photo is by the talented Robert Sijka. He has photographed some amazing Maine Coons. I think this … Continue reading →
My source indicates that the Maine Coon cat may suffer from three recognised medical traits: patellar luxation, hip dysplasia and perhaps pectus excavatum.
Continue reading →If you bought a purebred cat like the Maine Coon he’d cost around one fifteenth (.067) of a bitcoin as at the date of this post. You can deal in bitcoin fractions. As the value of bitcoins rises rapidly purebred … Continue reading →
He looks like a lion. He has the bearing of a lion. He has the charisma of a lion. He looks unerringly and confidently into the camera lens. His mane is every bit as good as a lion’s. Damn he’s … Continue reading →
The Maine Coon has a sweet temperament. They are relaxed and easygoing with small voices including the famous trill. They don’t demand constant attention.
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He or she says (on reddit.com): “Never owned a cat, know nothing about cats, bought this Maine Coon kitten today, meet Sushi” I have to comment. I can see why he succumbed to the charms of this angelic looking kitten. … Continue reading →
Omar is an Australian Maine Coon cat and he is probably (to be confirmed) the longest domestic cat in the world at 47.24 inches at the date of his post. His weight at 31 pounds (14 kg) is also extremely … Continue reading →
Maine Coon cats have solid characters. I don’t think they should have fancy names. They should be solid, traditional type names. I think a Maine Coon name should ideally have a connection to the state after which the cat breed … Continue reading →
