Ashera Cat

Ashera Cat

The Ashera is a large, rare and exotic short-haired cat with a spotted coat, high energy and notable intelligence.

Rating

Breed characteristics

Activity 9/10
Trainability 9/10
Good with children 6/10
Shedding 3/10
Guarding 8/10
Care 5/10
Description

About the breed

The Ashera is a large, rare and exotic short-haired cat with a spotted coat, high energy and notable intelligence.

Breed history

The breed is connected with USA. Its modern type was shaped by natural qualities, appearance and the role of a domestic companion.

Appearance and features

Size: large size. Weight: 12–15 kg. Coat: short-haired. Typical colours: spotted.

Temperament

The Ashera is sociable, curious and often dog-like in behaviour: it enjoys contact with people, can learn commands and needs activity. At the same time, it remains independent and is not a passive decorative cat.

Care and lifestyle

This breed needs active play, mental stimulation, strong climbing areas and regular health checks. The short coat is easy, but the cat's size and energy require safe, well-planned space.

Health

Good nutrition, weight control, vaccinations, parasite prevention and routine veterinary checks are important for long-term health.

Best suited for

Best suited for: experienced owner, spacious home, family without very small pets.

Temperament

Temperament and behavior

The Ashera is sociable, curious and often dog-like in behaviour: it enjoys contact with people, can learn commands and needs activity. At the same time, it remains independent and is not a passive decorative cat.

Stable behaviour depends on respect for the cat's personal space, play and a clear household routine.

Care

Care and keeping

This breed needs active play, mental stimulation, strong climbing areas and regular health checks. The short coat is easy, but the cat's size and energy require safe, well-planned space.

Daily routine

Regular play, food control, clean water, scratching posts and a quiet resting place are useful.