Fun fact: Tigers are actually extremely good swimmers and love water.
this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2024
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Sphynx kitties are really pretty and sweet. They really love baths because their skin gets really dry.
Cool cats!
My sphynx hates water. He needs baths, and he let's me wash him, but he makes his discontent known vocally.
Let your sphynx know he's a good boy and I love him
unbothered. moisturized. happy. in my lane. focused. flourishing.
Another breed of domestic cats known to love water is the snowshoe cat. They love to play with water and climb literally anything, even more than normal cats. I've heard stories of them climbing onto the rooftops of multi storey buildings in seemingly impossible ways. I've also heard stories of them playing with taps and being able to open basic unlocked windows.
Never even heard of this breed, that's neat.
They look like Siamese cats with white feet and a white nose, hence the name snowshoe. There are so many different cat and dog breeds out there with all kinds of quirks, it's pretty cool.
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