Kimryk is one of those breeds that evokes tenderness and admiration of others. But let her to the confession was a long one, because for many years the animal was considered only a subspecies of the Menckian tailless. Only in 1990 the society of fans of this cat achieved recognition of the breed.
Description of the breed
The main feature of the breed is the absence of a tail and a long silky coat. The front paws are noticeably shorter than the hind legs, which makes the gait funny and remotely resembles a galloping rabbit.
The breed of cats has a soft and friendly character. Funny animals who like to frolic and be in the spotlight. By the way, it turns out that they have no special problems. Cats get on well with children, and children also love this breed for their unusual look and affection.
The cat is smart, curious, has an excellent memory, and is not at all vindictive, although very touchy. This breed is devoted to its masters, bored, if they are long absent. Do not tolerate loneliness. Kimryk is not aggressive, it is one of the most good-natured and tender breeds.
Accepted standards allow for a variety of coloring of the cat, not only light-lilac, chocolate and spotted color. Kimryk refers to longhaired cats. The paws and head are covered with hair much shorter than the whole body. Small shaggy ears give a rounded face a naive and cheerful look.
Features of care
Like any cat with long hair, the cymbals require special care. To maintain the hair in order to comb out the pet is needed every day. This will require special brushes or combs. During moult, it is necessary to include food with vitamins in the diet.
Keep an eye on the cleanliness of the ears and eyes. Discharges can be cleaned with gauze or a cotton swab dipped in hydrogen peroxide
Feed your pet better high-quality feeds with the addition of vitamins and multivitamins, then their wool will look healthy and silky. Do not overfeed the animal, divide the food 3 times.
The animal needs a lot of free space, so if you live in an apartment, walk the cymbal on the street, not forgetting the leash.