Ashera cat

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Saw it on the news last week or so and saw a segment they did on Ashera cat. It's the largest domestic cat out there and definitely a unique one. I was :-o when they said one Ashera would cost a person $32AUD THOUSANDS to buy!

For you Americans, it'll cost you $22 to $28 thousands.

My cat's the second largest, well apparently, now the third largest breed in the world looks like a short, fat cat next to an Ashera.

If I ever win the jackpot I might buy one of those!

Amazing, eh?

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Nice but rather get the cat from the shelter cuz they need a home more then anything else
 
It is a beautiful cat but I am with horselover61 about rescuing a cat from a shelter.
 
Miss-Delectable said:
Saw it on the news last week or so and saw a segment they did on Ashera cat. It's the largest domestic cat out there and definitely a unique one. I was :-o when they said one Ashera would cost a person $32AUD THOUSANDS to buy!

For you Americans, it'll cost you $22 to $28 thousands.

My cat's the second largest, well apparently, now the third largest breed in the world looks like a short, fat cat next to an Ashera.

If I ever win the jackpot I might buy one of those!

Amazing, eh?

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Wow. I never knew of Ashera cat - so huge! Very interesting, Miss-D. :ty:
 
OOOOOO! I would love to have that!! But my hubby won't be thrilled if I spent 22K for it! LOL!

BEAUTIFUL!!!
 
horselover61 said:
Nice but rather get the cat from the shelter cuz they need a home more then anything else
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I agree with that philosophy, but sometimes, it's not necessarily bad to buy a purebreed.

I imagine many rich people wouldn't dare venture into nearest animal shelter to adopt. They'd prefer a unique not to mention expensive as heck of an animal.
 
It is beautiful but it is not a special breed and it is not worth that kind of money (just my opinion). Someone crossed 2 wild species of cat and then crossed them with a domestic cat to come up with what they called the ashera. It is just another example of "designer breeding" to make a lot of money. With something like that combination I imagine the ashera cats are not very friendly. There would be no way to predict if the kittens will be like their wild parents or their domestic parents. If they are like their wild parents I imagine they could be dangerous as pets. I would not want one.
 
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