Scottish fold cat

Scottish Fold or Scottish Fold is a breed of short-haired cats with a characteristic structure of the ears, which are bent forward and downward. The reason for the unusual appearance of these cats is a gene mutation. The first cats of this breed were bred in Scotland in 1961. The Scottish Fold cat has a balanced character, great affection for home and people, unpretentious. Especially noteworthy is the cat's voice. It is unusual, different from the usual purr, a little squeaky. Another characteristic feature of the breed is the ability to stand on its hind legs without much effort. Usually these cats stand on their hind legs if they are interested in something, but they cannot consider the subject of interest. In this position, the cat looks like a little gnome. They are ideal cats for those who love calm animals with unusual appearance.