Which is better Norwegian Forest Cat or Maine Coon?
Maine Coons are far more loyal and playful than the Norwegian Forest Cat who is only loyal if given attention. The Maine Coons fur is long uneven-length fur, whilst Norwegian Forest Cats have even fur length across their body.
Which is bigger Norwegian Forest Cat or Maine Coon?
The Maine Coon is a bigger breed even if the Norwegian is not a small cat. Maine Coon: males are around 7-12 kg (15-26 lb) and females are 5-8 kg (11-18 lb). Norwegian: males are around 6-9 kg (13-20 lb) and females are 4-6 kg (9-13 lb).
How can you tell the difference between a Maine Coon cat and a Norwegian Forest Cat?
The shape of the head is the most telling sign. The Norwegian Forest Cat has a triangular shaped head with a straight nose and a flat forehead. The Maine Coon has a wedge-shaped head with high cheekbones. The Coon also usually has a happy looking face.
How can you tell a Maine Coon?
Maine Coon kittens have a rectangular body shape, with a square muzzle. Their medium-long thick fur, large ears and paws, and lynx-like ear tufts make them easy to identify. They have large expressive eyes with big personalities.
Do Norwegian Forest Cats chirp?
Strangers are usually welcomed into the home of a Norwegian Forest Cat, and they’re well known for their loud, contented purring. Some are big “talkers” and chirp and vocalize much more than other cats. As a bonus, they don’t require as much grooming as other longhaired breeds like Maine Coons.
What cat breed looks like a Maine Coon?
Norwegian Forest
Similar in appearance to the Maine Coon, the Norwegian Forest (or Wegie, as the breed is affectionately nicknamed) can be recognized by its fluffy double coat, tufted paws and ears, triangular head, and plumed tail.
Are Norwegian Forest Cats affectionate?
Phenomenal as family pets, Norwegian Forest Cats are regarded as playful, affectionate, sweet and human-oriented. They tend to be fairly quiet, and are not prone to keeping their owners up at night with excessive meowing.