Breeds of domestic cats, like most animals, are significantly vary in size, however, on average they all weigh about 4-5 kg – some less, some more. But some people need a really big cat, for example, like this Maine Coon cat on the picture.
Maine Coon
If you want a really big cat, then Maine Coon is best choice. This breed is recognized by most organizations as the largest of all domestic cats. Maine Coon belongs record for the longest cat – a cat named Stewie was nose-length to the tip of the tail in an incredible 1.2 m! However, set records in side and look at the weight of these cats – the average weight of healthy Maine Coon also inspires respect: cats can reach up to 8 kg, and cats – up to 12 kg! However, despite its size, Maine Coon have an extremely mild character.
Ragdoll

The literal translation of the breed sounds like a “rag doll.” Title ragdolls fully reflects their character, they are really inclined to lack of will. These huge cats are soft, fluffy, cute, loyal and truly submissive. Many owners call them puppets with a dog-like character. Ragdoll will lie at your feet, greet you after work, obey commands and even bring you the ball and other toys – it really is more looks like a dog than a cat. These big domestic cats reach weighing 10 kg and radically different from all domestic cats!
Ragamuffin

This beautiful big cat has many natural colors. and medium-length wool, which is compared in softness to fur a rabbit. Ragamuffins have a powerful skeleton and developed muscle, and they tend to accumulate fat on the stomach. These cats gaining 9 kg, although their weight varies greatly depending on source. Ragamuffins have a cute, convivial character and develop a strong connection with people. These cats are also distinguished later maturation (4 years) and long life expectancy, which averages 18 years if the animal gets proper care.
Shawzi and Savannah


Although technically these cats are not domesticated as they are descended from the cross of wild and domestic cats, many lovers cats and some felinological organizations recognize these big cats as separate breeds.
Shawzi, who looks like a small cougar, appeared in by crossing a domestic cat with a wild reed cat or swamp trot. Savannah also appeared as a hybrid of a domestic cat with African serval (shrubby cat), and to a large degree resembles its spotted wild ancestor.
Hybrid cats of these types have been known for many decades, as domestic and wild cats often interbreed naturally. However, in some countries these breeds are prohibited, so you you should check the law before you get these powerful, but not aggressive cats. These breeds are very smart, active and curious. – they will not suit those who want a quiet and lazy companion.
