丛林猫
Nile Cat / Chausie
「Affectionate, Intelligent, Playful, Social」
For those owners who desire a feline capable of evoking the great outdoors, the strikingly beautiful Chausie retains a bit of the wild in its appearance but has the house manners of our friendly, familiar moggies. Very playful, this cat needs a large
简介暂为英文公开资料摘要,后续将逐步整理为手册口吻。
丛林猫 为猫科猫属的动物。分布于亚洲（中西部）以及中国大陆的西藏、云南等地，多见于沿河、环湖边的芦苇或灌丛、海岸边森林、或具有高草的树林、田野。不见于热带雨林中，可活动在接近海平面的低地，亦見於2500米高地。该物种的模式产地在高加索以北的捷列克河。
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🌿健康
As with all non-domestic hybrid source breeds, some Chausies may inherit intestinal tracts similar to that of the non-domestic ancestors. The intestinal tract may be a little shorter than that of the traditional over elongated domestic cat's. A shorter intestinal tract is known to be incapable of processing ingredients derived from plants. Ingredients in food may serve as triggers for chronic intestinal inflammation and eventually lead to chronic inflammatory bowel disease. Regardless of the cause, Chausies do seem somewhat prone to developing food allergies. [ citation needed ]
👁形貌
Body Chausies are bred to be medium to large in size, as compared to traditional domestic breeds. Adult Chausie males typically weigh 5–7.5 kg (11–16 lb). Adult females are usually 3.5–6 kg (8–13 lb). However, because Chausies are built for running and jumping, they are long-bodied and leggy with medium boning. The torso is deep-chested with flat sides. The ears are broad, tall, and set high on the head, about two fingers apart. The cheekbones are striking—prominent, long, and angular—and the eyes are flattened on top and form a half oval below. Coat colours and patterns The TICA Chausie breed
📜源流
The first hybrids of the jungle cat (Felis chaus) and the domestic cat (Felis silvestris catus) may have been born in Egypt several thousand years ago. The jungle cat is native to a vast region spanning Southeast Asia, India, and the Middle East. For the most part, it is an Asian species of wild cat that lives by rivers and lakes. But the species is found in one small area of North Africa: the Nile Delta. It is well known that the ancient Egyptians kept domestic cats as pets. Many domestic cat mummies have been found interred in Egyptian temples. What is not so well known is that one other spe