Three nice pictures of Sphynx cats
Here are three nice pictures of Sphynx cats. Not that I am particularly fond of the Sphynx cat. I see the positives and negatives of this cat breed. I do, though, like the quality of the photographs.
I don’t know who took the photographs of the top and bottom photos. I’m sorry. If the photographers come forward I’d be more than pleased to provide credits. The center photo is by the breeder based in Russia as per the credit at the base of the picture.
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They require a great deal of extra care. I don’t consider them a breed but an aberration that should not have been pursued so humans can have a novelty item. https://pethelpful.com/cats/Sphynx-Cats
While I agree with the physical maintenance it’s also written from a point of prejudice that a Spinx is more affectionate and needs more physical love and companionship than other cats. My 4 cats greet me at the door and Frog literally arches up and leaps to meet my hand for her first pet. The others wait in line for their first loves. It is perhaps the Sphynx cats need for handling and grooming and bathing that acclimates them to being very bonded to humans. I was saddened to read comments in the article that if you don’t want a needy overly affectionate cat get a breed that has lesser needs or upkeep. Even cat owners will perpetuate the myth that cats are not loving and very attached to their people.
Yes, they make good pictures but a lot of people would agree with you about their suitability as pets.