Krebsova

Krebsova is a domestic short-haired cat breed that originated in the Czech Republic. The breed was developed in the 1930s by breeding cats from the local population. They are known for their unique appearance, which includes a color-point coat with a pointed pattern. The points can be in various shades of seal, blue, chocolate, or lilac, and they cover the ears, face, legs, and tail.

The Krebsova breed is considered to be one of the oldest domestic cat breeds. They are medium-sized cats with a muscular build and a broad head. They have wide-set ears and large eyes that can be in a range of colors. Their fur is soft and fine, with a coat that is easy to maintain. They are classified as a short-haired breed, but their coat requires regular grooming to prevent matting and tangling.

Krebsovas are known for their friendly and outgoing personalities. They are highly intelligent and active cats that enjoy interacting with their owners. They are known to be vocal, and they will often "talk" to their owners in a range of tones and pitches. They are generally easy-going cats, but they can be wary of strangers and may require time to get used to new people.

Krebsovas are relatively rare outside of their country of origin. They are registered with some cat associations, such as the Czech Cat Association, but they are not as widely recognized as some other breeds. However, they remain popular among cat breeders and enthusiasts due to their unique appearance and charming personalities.