The short-legged feline is playful and charming, and it also happens to be a velcro cat that loves human company.
With its soft fur, I’m sure you’ll also love having the Napoleon around and will never get tired of giving it warm embraces. It’s also great with other pets, regardless if they’re a member of the feline kingdom or not.
Wait, before you add this cutie to your family, there are some things you need to know.
Thanks to being a mix of two cats on different sides of the active spectrum, these fur babies can adapt to either side, although they usually prefer activity.
While they’re no Balinese, they do have an average lifespan of 12 to 15 years. I’d say this is a good number when compared to other cats.
If you aren’t interested in getting a hard-nosed cat that’s likely to ignore your commands and will take a long time to acclimatize to your home, then a Napoleon is a good option.
While prices vary by breeder, you can expect to pay at least $1,000 to buy the Napoleon. Some even sell them for over $3,000 when they come in the rarer colors.
The short legs baffled many cat enthusiasts, and they didn’t really approve of it. This issue was prevalent for so long that the cat was only officially registered in TICA in 2016, despite being first bred in 1996.
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