The Minskin cats

The Minskin is a fairly rare cat breed that is the result of a

 

cross between a

 

Munchkin and probably

 

a  Donskoy or Sphynx.

 

This cat has the typical morphology

 

of the Munchkin, but without fur. The

 

main  physical characteristics of the

 

Minskin include a round, broad

 

head, large erect triangular

 

ears, round, large eyes that

 

match the color of the 

 

skin, a strong chin, absent or few whiskers, raised cheeks, a

 

short muzzle, a supple and well-developed neckline, as well

 

as a broad and strong

 

chest.

 

The Minskin is known

 

for its sociability, curiosity, and love of meeting newcomers

 

to its household, be it cats or dogs.

 

He is quick-witted, attentive to his master and can be

 

mischievous. He is also very affectionate. In terms of size,

 

the Minskin usually stands between 25 and 30 cm at the

 

shoulder and weighs less than 3 kg, although some 

 

specimens can weigh only a kilo.

 

Its appearance is

 

reminiscent of the Donskoy.

 

The Minskin's coat is a fine

 

down that shows off its skin.

 

Regarding the acquisition of a Minskin kitten, in France,

 

there is currently no Minskin breeding, so it is necessary to

 

turn to the United States. The price of a kitten can vary

 

between €1,200 and €2,000, depending on the physical

 

appearance of the animal, its sex and its breed.

 

It is important to note that, due to the novelty of the breed, it

 

is difficult to have enough hindsight to identify 

 

predispositions to specific

 

diseases in the Minskin.

 

However, a certain

 

dermatological fragility, with

 

allergic

 

risks, can be evoked, in particular for the hairless

 

specimens.

 

Please note that the above information

 

is based on the

 

research results provided and you

 

should consult specialist

 

sources for more detailed

 

information on Minskin cats.