Norwegian Forest cat

I waited for him with our Norwegian forest cat; she had joined me in the living room right after the quake, looking scared.

Norwegian Forest cats have a quiet voice but can develop a loud voice if kept in a house with a dog.

The Norwegian Forest cat has a lot of energy and can be very demanding of attention.

Norwegian Forest Cats are very good family pets and do not need too much maintenance, only a brush at least once a week.

The Norwegian Forest cat is another large breed, coming as it does from the coldest part of the domestic cat's range.

This phenomenon was first identified in Norwegian Forest Cats.

The Norwegian Forest Cat is strongly built and larger than an average cat.

The Norwegian Forest Cat is adapted to survive Norway's cold weather.

The Norwegian Forest Cat is very popular in Norway and Sweden.

The cat has similarities with the Norwegian Forest Cat, to which it is likely closely related.

Many people believe that the ancestors of the Norwegian Forest Cat served as mousers on Viking ships.

The Norwegian Forest Cat is a breed of domestic cat native to Northern Europe.

People came to believe that he might have been a Maine Coon cat or a Norwegian Forest Cat.

These cats could have reproduced with farm and feral stock and might have eventually evolved into the modern-day Norwegian Forest Cat.

Norwegian Forest Cats would continue acting as mousers on Norwegian farms until they were discovered in the early twentieth century by cat enthusiasts.

There is a logic to displaying a Norwegian forest cat in a make-believe forest and a Maine coon cat in a semblance of the Maine coast.

During World War II, the breed became nearly extinct until efforts by the Norwegian Forest Cat Club helped the breed by creating an official breeding program.

A more rugged kind of cat takes a more rugged kind of decor, the kind Dawn Shiley, who's from Alexandria, Va., devised for her Norwegian forest cats.

Thor, the Norwegian forest cat who held dominion over the house, had claimed Kate's bed as his rightful throne and lay in all his regal, hairy splendor dead center on the down comforter.

Entries will include four Siberian kittens from Germany as well as Bengal, Egyptian Mau, sphynx, Norwegian forest cat, Occicat, Japanese Bobtail and Oriental Shorthair.

Europe boasts the British Shorthair and its French counterpart, the Chartreux; also the large Norwegian Forest cat and, from the Isle of Man, the famous tailless Manx cat.

Since the Norwegian Forest Cat is a very adept climber, author Claire Bessant believes that the Skogkatt could be about the Norwegian Forest Cat.

The connection to the Vikings is seen in the strong resemblance of the Maine Coon to the Norwegian Forest Cat, another breed that is said to be a descendant of cats that traveled with the Vikings.

NORWEGIAN forest cats are big and furry, the kind of cats that can take a blizzard or rid a Viking vessel of rats, and they are, as the saying goes, to die against a forest backdrop.

The main attraction will be the judging of hairless sphinxes, Persians, Norwegian Forest cats, Abyssinans, Siamese, Maine coons and those - you should pardon the expression - cats who lack pedigrees but are beloved household pets.