Author: Brian Stephenson
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Scottish Folds As Pets
Would you like to have an all in one pet? A friendly, social, adaptable, devoted, intelligent and sometimes playful companion? Well, then you search for a Scottish fold. Calm and Adaptable One of the characteristics of Scottish folds is their adaptable nature. They are very adaptable to other pets and kids, making them ideal for…
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Scottish Fold Cute Appearance
You think round faced cute little kittens, right? Well not always. Scottish folds come in many different variations in furs, sizes and colours. Even their unique characteristic, their folded ears can sometimes be straight. A Breed of Enormous Variety Scottish folds are one of these breeds that display extreme variety when it comes to their appearance.…
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Scottish Fold Rescue
A Real Rescue Story that made me love Scottish folds Not long ago I was returning home after a buddies gathering at at the house of a one of my best friends. We’ve eaten so much I barely could walk. We had a lot of fun and laughs. As I was going home I though…
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Scottish Fold Allergies
In the modern urban environment pets can suffer from allergies just like humans do. Living in a small indoor environment can easily trigger allergies for anyone, even if you have no pets. But especially if you live with an animal of another species the situation can get worse for both, humans and pets. This is…
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Scottish Fold Grooming
Scottish folds. They come in so many flavors, you have Scottish fold munchkins Highland Folds, Scottish Straights and practically many many other types. This is because Scottish Folds cannot be bred with one another. Breeders are forced to cross breed them, hence there is so much diversity. Scottish Folds coats are all different from each…
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Scottish Fold Life Expectancy
So what is the average Scottish fold life expectancy? Short answer 15 years. But the question is not that simple. You see scottish folds are a breed that comes in many different colours and variations because rarely two folds are mated together. Most of the time it is a cross breeding between folds and other…
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Scottish Fold information and facts you should know
The Scottish Fold cat is a popular breed mostly known for a fold on its ear cartilage that is actually caused by a genetic mutation. It is often described as having an owl-like appearance because the fold on its ear cartilage causes its ears to grow forward and downward toward the front of its head.…
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Scottish fold temperament and personality
Scottish fold Temperament and disposition With its soft, gentle meows and sweet, affectionate temperament, it’s little wonder this breed has endeared itself so deeply to cat lovers. Calmness and adaptability Scottish folds are calm animals who always enjoy playing and being around people. They are adaptable to numerous different environments & can get along quite…
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Scottish Fold Munchkin kittens for sale
The Munchkin is one of nature’s more unique looking cats. Although they are not recognized by all registries, they are easy to identify by their unusual leg length. It is a small to medium sized cat, usually weighing 5 – 9 pounds. They have a thick body that is somewhat rectangular in shape. They are…
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Scottish fold cat price: how much do scottish fold kittens cost
Scottish Fold cats – also known as Coupari, Longhair Fold, and Highland Fold cats – are best known for their distinctive folded ears, which bend forward toward the head. This is technically a mutation that gives the cat an owl-like look. When Scottish Fold cats are bred with straight-eared breeds, there is a fifty percent…
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Scottish Fold kittens for Adoption
Pet adoption is always a big decision, especially when you are looking for that perfect-fit pet that will nuzzle its way right into your life. If you’re looking for a cat with an abundance of character and a hugely unique look, the Scottish Fold might just be the cat for you. The Scottish Fold is…
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Scottish Fold kittens for sale
Scottish Folds have distinctive ears, rounder face, large eyes and good natured personalities. They are a medium sized breed and can come in any color variation. Scottish Folds tend to be quieter and softer in their vocalizations than breeds such as Siamese. They also are affectionate and tend to be very loyal their people. They…