With their endearing “teddy-bear” design, friendly nature, and calm, low-drama power levels, it’s little wonder these special cats are becoming increasingly popular.
They are strong, sociable cats who do not struggle with the breed-specific issues that some other pedigree lines have, providing long lifespans.
The British Shorthair is a medium to large cat, with males weighing in between 9 and 17 pounds and females ranging in between 7 and 12 pounds.
They take around 3 years to reach their maximum size and can survive for 14 to twenty years if given correct care.
British Shorthairs are calm cats and choose to live life on the floor. As they have a credibility for being a bit of a klutz, they are unlikely to climb the drapes or leap on countertops.
They are often kind to other animals; their relationships with other dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds are normally positive.
The British Shorthair loves your company and adores being petted and stroked. Just let her approach you and be mindful of her personal space.
When you’re at work, the adult British Shorthair will sleep all day, and when you obtain home, it won’t leave your side.
Although that the British Shorthair cat comes in a variety of colors, hues like chocolate and lavender or a Himalayan pattern are a no-go because they reveal that the cat has been mixed with another breed.
