Norwegian Forest Cats (Norwegian Forest Cat / NFC) is one cat breed that grows naturally. Cat breed originated from the area called Norway, so often called Norway or Skogkatt (cats). The ancestors of these cats is not known for certain, thought to have come from the forests in the area Nowegia and Scandinavia
Norway cats often appear in fairy tales Norway. Mentioned, Norway is a common cat family kept the Vikings. At the beginning of the 16th century NFC described as a cat with a large body, long legs, thick tail books and have feathers on the tips of the ears like an antenna. Like its ancestors were adept at catching fish funded and river, Norway cats also love the water. In some fairy tales they were called as à ¢ Å "â, ¬ ¢ ?? Peria cat.
NFC we know today is the result of breeding whose ancestors had suffered by natural selection. Only a strong cat with thick fur and à ¢ Å "anti Aira ¢ â, ¬ ?? are able to survive in the woods Norway where the climate is not friendly. Cats Norway today is quite popular, especially in Scandinavia. In Indonesia too has no breeders who breed this cat breed.
In accordance with the climate of the region of origin, the cat's fur will become longer in the winter and begin to fall in the spring. Adult cats have fur around the neck and a thick neck. Cats with dark colors tend to have shorter fur than the cats colored or white light. Color patterns also varied like other cats except the color point as in the Himalayan and Siamese. Unlike the Persian race, nor
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