10, Turkish Van cat: price: 400-1500 US dollars. Its image was chosen as a symbol of Turkey's competition to join the EUROPEAN Union. It's not just because the ancestors of European family pets once lived near Lake Van. The Van cat is also mentioned in the legends of key figures in the history of Turkey and the Muslim world. It is believed, for example, that the glasses of the Prophet Muhammad were of different colors – just like the Turkish Van cat.
9, Labon cat: price: 500-4500 US dollars. It originated as a breed of American Rex and is now found in countries around the world. This breed is genetically unique and unrelated to other Rex cats, who possess a dominant gene that allows them to have curly hair. They have an elegant and toned figure, and are very emotional, active and extroverted. They are considered low-sensitivity cats that overreact to humans much lower than cats of other breeds. Their most distinctive feature is their hair, which is very soft, curly, and hairy perm.
8, Peter Bald Cat: Price: $700-3500. It has an elegant slim and toned figure. They have a long, narrow head with straight sides, apricot eyes, wedge-shaped mouths, and a pair of large, separate ears. They have tails as long as a whip, and their oval claws allow them to grasp objects and open doorknobs. They resemble the Oriental Shorthair to some extent. Their baldness comes from their genes, so they may be born without hair, and those born with hair may also gradually lose their hair as they grow. Peter bald cats can have a variety of colors or stripes.
7, tailless cat: price: 750-2700 US dollars. Exactly how it landed on the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea is puzzling. Conventional wisdom holds that cats are the last of the noah's ark animals. Many Isle of Man animals have a small tail, but the Isle of Man cat is known for having no tail at all, and has an elongated reclining and rounded head, which is the most distinctive feature of this breed.
6, Pomeranian cat: price: 800-4000 US dollars. It originated in the United Kingdom in 1981. This is a hybrid of persian and Burmese cats. Standard Pomeranian cats began breeding in 1984 and gained supremacy in the UK in the 1990s.
5, toy tiger cat: 1000-5000 US dollars. Many cat lovers are jealous of zoos that have the ability to maintain daily contact with huge family members, including lions, jaguars, tigers, etc. Keeping a toy tiger cat is a comfort for those who want to get close to wildlife. The toy tiger cat has, as you guessed, striped patterns. According to the breeders, the breed has not been fully developed, and they hope that in the future their pets will have a pair of round ears.
4, Bengal cat price: 1100-4000 US dollars. This breed comes from the Asian ocelot. The name "Bengal Cat" derives from the taxonomic name of the Asian leopard cat. In the middle of the last century, this beast was endangered because of its beautiful hair. Experiments to create a new breed lasted a decade and were finally completed in 1987, when the first Bengal cat was seen.
3, elf cat: price: 2000-3000 US dollars. With the return of The Hobbit, the elf cat seems to be creating a timely debut. These sprite-looking cats are a hybrid of the Sphinx and the American curly cat. Their ears curled up like American curly cats, and they were hairless like the Sphinx. Some people think they look like Yoda, others think they look more like some sort of cave creature in The Hobbit. Whatever these hairless little guys make you imagine, if you want one, you'll have your wallet ready.
2, Thai Royal Cat: Price: 1500-2500 US dollars. It dates back centuries to Siam, and the name means white gemstone. Some Thai royal cats are deaf or partially deaf. They have blue eyes, golden yellow eyes and even one eye one color. It is said that in ancient times, anyone who dared to steal a Siamese cat was found to be sentenced to death. Such a harsh punishment is also understandable, and it is said that this cat can attract wealth. Even today, some Thai merchants use this cat as a pet.
1. Prairie Cat: $4,000-$20,000. The "Prairie Cat" is the largest and most valuable breed of cats. Their prices are well above the $20,000 (137,910 yuan) level. Domestic mixed cats are derived from a hybrid of a common cat and an African serval cat. An adult Savannah cat can be up to half a meter tall and weigh up to 15 kilograms.