How much does a Dragon Li kitten cost, and how big does it grow before it recognizes its owner?
The Dragon Li is a native Chinese breed of cat and a fairly common one. Its name comes from the allusion of “the civet cat swaps for the crown prince.” So how much does a young Dragon Li cost? How big does a Dragon Li grow before it recognizes its owner?
1. Basic introduction to the Dragon Li
The Dragon Li belongs to the family Felidae and the genus Felis. It is a natural cat. Its coat color is usually mackerel tabby or spotted, rather like a tiger skin. Apart from the pale yellow fur on its belly and lower jaw, every hair on its body has three colors along its length.
The Dragon Li has a fairly independent personality, is quite active, and is sensitive to its environment. So when keeping a Dragon Li, it is best to provide a fairly quiet and stable environment, and not to change owners casually, as this can also hurt the Dragon Li psychologically.
The Dragon Li is a fairly easy cat to feed. With suitable drinking water and food, it can grow very well, and it can also catch mice on its own.
2. How much does a Dragon Li kitten cost?
The price of a Dragon Li is generally around 1000-2000 yuan, and purebred Dragon Li cats cost a bit more. In reality, however, Dragon Li cats are quite common among stray cats, and many people's pet Dragon Li cats were picked up from the streets. So if you want to keep a Dragon Li, you could also try adopting a stray cat, which is also a good deed.
Of course, a Dragon Li from a proper cattery will certainly be healthier and easier to keep, so if finances allow, you can also buy a Dragon Li. If you want to pick up a stray cat to keep, be sure to take it to a veterinary hospital for a checkup first to see whether it has any diseases, and also make sure to get the vaccinations done, which is healthier for both the cat and yourself.
3. How big does a Dragon Li grow before it recognizes its owner?
A Dragon Li generally recognizes its owner at around two months of age, and the Dragon Li is a fairly loyal cat that usually recognizes only one owner in its lifetime. So if you want to keep one, it is best to start with a fairly young kitten.
The Dragon Li is also fairly dependent on its owner. Some other breeds of cat may be very “aloof,” but the Dragon Li is the approachable type. Personally, I think the Dragon Li is also a very beautiful cat. Although it is not as stunning as many other cats, it has a kind of plain beauty.
If you want to keep a Dragon Li, be sure to think it through. If you only want one on a whim and later abandon it for various reasons, that is also a kind of harm to the Dragon Li.