The habit of bag cat

Muppets are gentle, quiet and obedient. Muppets have a very good personality, soft voice, rich feelings, like company and are very friendly to people. Therefore, many families with children are suitable for raising bag cats.

They can live in peace with children, dogs and the elderly, and they like being with human beings very much. They will meet their master at the door and follow them around. Muppets generally like to move on the flat ground and are not keen on jumping up and down. Muppets are extremely docile and lack the instinct to protect themselves, so they are more suitable for indoor breeding.

Muppets are big, long, muscular, broad and thick in chest, short in neck and long in development period. It takes about three years for a kitten to fully mature. It is characterized by a large wedge-shaped head, a flat top, dark blue eyes, a round kiss, a slight depression on the short nose, V-shaped stripes on some faces, and a long neck coat, belonging to a long-haired cat.

Breeding process of bag cat

Although the bag cat is a new breed, its historical origin has always been unclear. In the 1960s, Ann Baker, a breeder in California, bred the earliest bag cat. Their father is a male Portman cat named Warbucks, and their mother is a white non-purebred long-haired cat named Josephine.

She said that the doll cat would be "soft" to be held. Later, Ann Baker set up a breed association, but the bag cat at that time had not been recognized by other associations. Since then, many people have cultivated bag cats and created all kinds of bag cats recognized by major mainstream associations.

The success of puppet cats should be attributed to people's demand for quiet indoor cats. Nowadays, some similar varieties are being cultivated one after another and all have a warm name.