väljaminevasse

Väljaminevasse, also known as the Estonian longhair, is a breed of domestic cat originating from Estonia. It is recognized by the Estonian Cat Association and the International Cat Association. The breed is characterized by its long, silky coat, which can be found in various colors and patterns, including tabby, tortoiseshell, and solid colors. The coat requires regular grooming to prevent matting and to maintain its health and appearance.

The väljaminevasse is known for its friendly and sociable nature. It is often described as a good companion cat, enjoying the company of its human family members and other pets. The breed is also known for its intelligence and adaptability, making it suitable for various living situations, including apartments and homes with children.

The väljaminevasse is a medium to large-sized cat, with males typically weighing between 8 to 12 pounds and females between 6 to 10 pounds. The breed has a robust build, with a muscular body and strong legs. Its large, round eyes and distinctive facial features, including a broad forehead and a slightly upturned nose, contribute to its unique appearance.

The väljaminevasse is a relatively new breed, with its origins dating back to the 1990s. It was developed through selective breeding of longhaired cats from Estonia, with the goal of creating a breed that combined the best qualities of the Estonian native cats with the desirable traits of other longhaired breeds. The breed has gained popularity in recent years, with enthusiasts appreciating its unique appearance and friendly personality.