Agebjörns
Agebjörns, also known as Agebjörn, are a breed of domestic cat originating from Iceland. They are known for their striking appearance, with a distinctive white coat that is often described as resembling a polar bear. This breed is a result of selective breeding from the Icelandic Short-haired cat, which was brought to Iceland by the Vikings. The Agebjörn's white coat is due to a genetic mutation that affects the melanin production in the cat's fur.
The breed is relatively new, with the first Agebjörns being registered in the 1990s. They are known
In terms of health, Agebjörns are generally robust and have a lifespan similar to other domestic cats.
The Agebjörn breed is recognized by the Icelandic Cat Association and the World Cat Congress. They are