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Also known as Li Hua
A sturdy brown tabby from China with a keen hunting instinct
The Dragon Li, or Li Hua, is a natural breed from China with a sturdy build, almond eyes and a brown mackerel tabby coat. It is rare outside its homeland and not recognised by every registry, so individuals vary.
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This breed enjoys about 45 minutes of play a day. Around 2 sitter visits a day keeps that routine going, along with fresh food, water and a clean litter tray, when work or travel gets in the way.
45
Minutes of play a day
2
Suggested visits a day
Cat sitting
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It is recognised in China and by some registries, but it is rare elsewhere and not accepted everywhere.
They are often active and playful, and can do well with considerate children. Individual temperament varies, so introductions should be calm.
It sheds moderately with its short, dense coat, with a heavier shed in spring and autumn. A weekly brush is usually enough.
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