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Kedi, 6 yaşında, Sibirya Kedisi

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13-1-2006

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THE ORIGINS OF THE SIBERIAN CAT

translated by Anna Shvarts from the book "Sibirskaja Koshka" by Valentina Nemyria

Among the indigenous cats of Russia, the Siberian breed has a unique place. According to a variety of specialized sources, the origins of the Siberian cat date back centuries. Many theories exist regarding this question. Probably the most sound of all is the theory that traces these animals having journeyed from the European part of Russia along with the nomadic Kazaks into the depths of Siberia and later on to the far East. Further movement of the Siberian cat toward the East took place as a result of a massive peasant migration leaving behind unfertile districts of the European part of the Russian Empire for the Southern sections of Siberia and the Far East.

The token gene that provides the Siberian beauties with their long coat, so vital for the endurance of the severe Siberian winter, was most likely introduced into their gene pool either from the European North or the South-East i.e. Mongolia and China. The less probable theory is that the gene was obtained through their accidental cross-breeding with wild forest cats. Thus, under the influence of this merciless continental climate and its sudden dramatic and ruthless shifts in temperature there gradually developed a massive, thickset, muscular cat donning a "fur coat" with a warm inner-lining, long fur, and a thick, lavish undercoat.

The earliest acknowledgement of the Siberian cat was noted in the latter half of the 19th century in Russian literature and only in the early twentieth century has it appeared in foreign sources. One example is the 1925 article brief in the newspaper "Brehms Tierleben" about a Tobolker cat, who stood apart from the rest in lieu of its large body size and long fur and was imported from Siberia (in all likelihood from the Tobolsk region.)

However, not all indigenous felines with fluffy coats and semi-long fur may be associated with the Siberian breed. The development of feline studies in the 80's in the USSR and the 90's in the Russian Federation strove to establish a standard for our Siberian beauties. These standards, which were solidified thanks to the efforts of experts and enthusiast-breeders, were consequently accepted and approved of by all leading feline expert organizations and allowed them to compete on the international level, on par with the representatives of other notable breeds.

In the past decade, the Siberian cat, never having lost its popularity in its country of origin, has become a desired breed among many international cat-lovers.

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