I'd argue against that because I have to deal with Canadian winters...I don't think a hairless cat would survive a Swedish winter no matter ho much you dress it xD It would be inhumane to get a hairless animal in this environment :D
Probably a good reason for it too :D haha It could work if it's an indoors cat though, though most people I know prefer outdoor cats. xDBut it just dawned on me I have not seen a single household ever have a hairless cat.
I've generally found that's just what Cats are like in general.Probably a good reason for it too :D haha It could work if it's an indoors cat though, though most people I know prefer outdoor cats. xD
If it's outdoor or indoor tends to be a roll of genetics.
I've had friends who own indoor cats mention the cat is just like that naturally.What?
Any cat can be indoor or outdoor. Depends on what the owner decides.
Edit: Though I've heard a lot of people claim that the whole concept of indoor cats is kind of inhumane (especially the whole declawing part), whereas most arguments towards having an indoor cat is usually a matter of convenience for the owner rather than to the cat, so I can see why you'd find outdoor cats to be more common.
I've had friends who own indoor cats mention the cat is just like that naturally.
Some people end up with indoor cats without going out of their way for it.