My sister has a Russian Blue mix. She is very sweet with people, but she can't stand other cats. It's very bizarre because she was a very social kitten. Her personality changed drastically at the age of sexual maturation. 🤷🏻♂️ Sometimes that happens. I was surprised.
My niece's husband is an allergic guy. Th only animal he was allowed to have while growing up was a rabbit. My niece has been a cat lover since she was a toddler. She had some Norwegian Forest Cats and this 'boyfriend' (now husband) did not do well when he came to her house in those early days. Mostly, his nasal passages swelled up and he would sneeze a few times. At least he didn't break out in a rash with them, though. He tends to have those serious reactions to several cat breeds. The exception is the Russian Blue. So, their first cat was a cross between a Russian Blue and some long-haired breed. That cat didn't affect his breathing or cause itchy rashes. Three years ago, they adopted a Russian Blue male. That cat is so active and playful, and does not make his "daddy" itch or sneeze. I have heard there are a few other types of kitties that are better to own if one is allergic to cats. Don't know what they are, though. The Cat Fanciers group would surely know, and probably, a veterinarian.
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I have a Russian blue she is such a sweet girl.
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My sister has a Russian Blue mix. She is very sweet with people, but she can't stand other cats. It's very bizarre because she was a very social kitten. Her personality changed drastically at the age of sexual maturation. 🤷🏻♂️ Sometimes that happens. I was surprised.
My niece's husband is an allergic guy. Th only animal he was allowed to have while growing up was a rabbit. My niece has been a cat lover since she was a toddler. She had some Norwegian Forest Cats and this 'boyfriend' (now husband) did not do well when he came to her house in those early days. Mostly, his nasal passages swelled up and he would sneeze a few times. At least he didn't break out in a rash with them, though. He tends to have those serious reactions to several cat breeds. The exception is the Russian Blue. So, their first cat was a cross between a Russian Blue and some long-haired breed. That cat didn't affect his breathing or cause itchy rashes. Three years ago, they adopted a Russian Blue male. That cat is so active and playful, and does not make his "daddy" itch or sneeze. I have heard there are a few other types of kitties that are better to own if one is allergic to cats. Don't know what they are, though. The Cat Fanciers group would surely know, and probably, a veterinarian.
Do NOT "breed" cats with 500,000 unwanted being killed every year of ALL kinds of cats. Find another way to make a buck