As someone who grew up with oriental shorthairs and has a pair now, this list in mostly accurate. I don't think this list emphasizes enough just how talkative and demanding they can be. They also need a lot of play and interaction (like at least an hour a day per cat). Lastly, I've never known an oriental who got ear infections, but in my experience, they all have problems with their teeth and really need to have their teeth brushed every day to protect their health. All that said they're my absolute favorite breed, you can develop really deep bonds with them, they're very smart and hilariously funny. Absolutely not for everyone, but for some people, there couldn't be a better pet.
This is actually pretty helpful as someone who actually wants one. I'll wait until I get a house and can put in some of those cool wall athletic things.
I have a female OSH, & she is the sweetest, gentlest, most affectionate cat I’ve ever met. She’s chatty and loves to socialise with people, but equally she is content playing with her toys/games, shouting at the birds through the window, and napping whilst I’m out. She’s never shown any destructive behaviours (my velvet sofa is untouched), & she’s incredibly smart, friendly, & snuggly. She’s a little furry soul-mate.
We’ve had our OSH for three years now; hands down, my favorite cat I have ever owned in my lifetime. Already planning on getting another! The intelligence is simply amazing and the bond she has with us is so special.
When ours wants me to take him out for a walk, if I ignore him, he pats me on the knee with his paw or, if I’m on my iPad, simply pushes it down with his paw so that he can look me in the eyes. Our family is now complete. I’ve never known such love and intelligence from an animal.
Longpost about my experiences : They are so emotionally responsive. If you want a deep bond with an intelligent and creative cat then these are for you. They demand the same attention and respect a small child would. I know that's a cliche but I can't stress it enough. They just wanna be into what you're into, which is very irritating when you're trying to do stuff, and if you shut them outside of the room they yeowl and barge in. But the rewards are big time. They are so into you, the bond is very deep and they are trainable and gentle puddins.
I went in hardcore: my first ever cats were uhh.. 3 siamese boys 😅 What I've learned: get pet insurance early. I was _incredibly_ diligent with their health care, yet they accrued issues regardless. If you have self discipline, put the money aside self-funded account to avoid premiums then do so; however you WILL need it. All of mine have dental issues, despite diet changes, water additives, plaq-off powders etc. It's due to the elongated structure of their mouths and saliva not being held it *similar to greyhounds, which I've also had in past) So my big regret was not getting them into toothbrushing as kittens. I managed to train them later on my getting smaller double ended brushes and stroking their whiskers as I fussed em, getting gradually closer to the lipline each time (took weeks) Eventually they liked the front and incisors being brushed but couldn't get right into their mouths. So far, by my kittenhood error it's cost me about £3000+ and it was very sad to see them in discomfort because you do make such an emotional bond that you feel very responsible for their care.
Fun facts: Ine of my cats ate a wire pipe cleaner and had its belly operated on to extract it. They suffer with pica (eating non food objects) a lot. They suck on blankets chew on wool and swallow the strands in lengths. They are also kleptonaniacs. They steal and rub off with items. Socks, panties, packs of cleaning wipes, packs of batteries.... They get sunburned coz of their thin fur on their ears and noses, so get a babysafe spf *another thing I would train from kittenhood* They have a risk of kidney and heart probs.
And they sexually mature earlier than other cats. One of my boys was a runt, and was unable to go in to be neutered at 3 months due to low weight. He's neutered now but the hormones are flowin'.. As such, he's a rampant sexfiend who unashamedly humps any thing fluffy in sight. Cuddles, his brother, my leg....😂
Don't get 3. Oh god. Get 2 as they need that social connection, but ensure they are different sex (and neutered!) Same littermates only. I have one OG Bigboy and his subsequent brothers from a different little and it was immensely traumatic for him to have the other two introduced. He loves them now (the v. femme needy one moreso than runty sexfiend) But he was totally damaged and destroyed, so much so that he was hospitalised on the first night. He has recovered, but his character has never been the same.
Btw, I think this is a great video, as I see many folks wanting orientals, siamese and Sphynx mostly for their looks etc, without realising they have certain needs and are very hands on. Like you see many celebrities getting these, but ending up rehoming them because they don't get enough attention and proper care.
Yes! Thanks for saying this! Oriental shorthairs are NOT everyone's cup of tea. One of my 2 Orientals can meow with every single breath for 20+ minutes straight if I ignore her while I'm trying to work. She's loud enough to the point where I can't think, nonetheless I love her to bits and we've learned ways of managing her demands and fulfilling her needs. Both our Orientals need tons of attentions and basically rule our home life. I wouldn't have it any other way, but I'm certain there are lots of people (maybe the majority) that wouldn't enjoy it.
Oriental Shorthair and Siamese cats are the best cats in the world. But get a pair. The most accurate thing about this video is that they don't do boredom or loneliness very well. They will also keep each other's ears clean!
Completely true. They are so active and engaged in everything you do. Follow you everywhere, bring you toys to play with them. Have had "wedgies" for over 20 years and could never be without them. They make my heart so happy.
We own two Siamese [ now aged 15 ], same personality so we have no issue in our house with Oriental Shorthair types. Basically if you want a docile lap cat that's high maintenance, get a Persian or another long haired breed like the Maine Coon, but, if you want a Cat that's vocal and will interact with you and want you to interact with them all day, get a Siamese type.
The main point: as soon as this cat is trusting you and sees you as your best friend, she will talk every minute day and night, and you have to like this.
thanks for the content. I, as the owner of Siamese cats, can add that because of their curiosity, this breed will climb everywhere, they can open all kinds of cabinets and doors. my cats open cupboards, throw out things and objects. generally cause chaos. therefore, in our house, all cabinets have additional adhesive locks
This is a wonderful video and goes beyond Oriental Shorthair cats (they are adorable!), but any pet in general. A pet is a lifelong commitment. Each has their individual needs and personality. And while some cat may be less maintenance with grooming, that's not always the case -- most cats (even shorthair tabbies) need brushing daily, pet wipes to clean their eyes if they have allergies, and as they get older, they may need extra care with litter box issues. Pets are family and should be loved as such. 😻❤
The cleaning problem is solved by getting multiple oriental shorthairs. Mine clean each others ears frequently keeping them perfectly clean. Oriental shorthairs are easier when there are multiple ones.
Gorgeous cat ❤ I think they are good for dog people who don’t want a dog 😂 I’m lazy so I have Persians and british longhairs and we live our best life laying in our bed and watching these videos 🤣
Абсолютная правда в каждом пункте❤.У нас был орик🦇,прожил почти 13 лет.One love💔. Я бы ещё добавила последним пунктом их особенность-неочень крепкое здоровье,увы.Они болеют чаще и живут относительно недолго.
I'd love one. I'd get two though. My cat (Tonkinese) fits these descriptions to a T. He looks and acts in a very siamese manner. He makes us laugh everyday. He's a right little demanding smartarse. One of these would fit in perfectly. 😂
We have 3 rescue cats that could fit in this category, though their ears are not as outsized. They do not have Siamese coloring, but have the face structure, and behavior. One is a small cat, black and white. One is long and tall but slim and lean. He is orange tabby and white. And the third is not yet full grown but looks to be pretty big and is all black. He is the only one with crossed eyes, though they are not too bad. So what I would like to call them is Classic oriental short-haired, just as they are modern and classic Siamese. It is not likely that they are purebred, but this is the best description I have found. One who was a stray (the other two were rescue kittens) is the one with anxiety issues. He is on medication to help with that but he will scent the house when he is especially anxious. He also has chronic bronchitis, which is common to Siamese type cats because of how vocal they are. The anxious cat is also the most outgoing. Even when we have the grandkids over, 8 of them from 12 to 2 years old, he has to be in the middle of them. The female black and white is elderly, but still wants to be out with the family, and although she is not as outgoing as our orange guy, she does let the kids pet her. The black young guy pops in and out. We also have two cobby style tabbing. They hide when the kids come.
@@GrumpetteJV literally it’s not even that big of a deal, I don’t mind the consequences that come with also getting a cat like this one. That’s just my opinion so don’t question other people’s opinions when it’s their lives please ❤️
On a leash yes. Don't stuff them in a bag or backpack though, they love to explore and be active. It would be cruel to shove them in a kitty bag and just drag them with you.
We have just bought one of these male cats he’s 17 weeks now growing well and everything you have said is correct omg and he just dive bombs on the chihuahuas backs poor dogs HELP what have we bought 😂 he’s gorgeous though 😊
My black oriental shorthair was the best cat of the three cats I've had! She was not destructive and liked nothing more than sitting on my lap. She didn't even like cat toys. She stole a roast chicken from a neighbours house! Someone's Sunday lunch 😁
Thanks to this video, I decided I am going to get it! I do not mind them being noisy and I also like a busy home rather than a quiet one. One more question, do they like traveling? Like being in a caravan etc..
I've always wanted an oriental. I'm a homebody, with lots of indoor hobbies. I love going for walks in nature, but I feel anxious leaving my cat home alone, so would train it to come along. I want a real buddy for life, a cat that loves being around you. I prefer having my animal family close, so a cat that's really into being with their human suits me. Plus I love having whole conversations with my cat, and training them. I've had siamese and Siamese crossbreed before, and they are clingy af, talkative and very smart. Loved them so much!
OMG! My Oriental female is Nothing like this video! This breed is known as the DOGs of the cat breeds. She is quiet, reserved, very SWEET, and she lives with mini dachsunds..she thinks she is a dog. PS. They are very trainable. So if you don't want vocalizing..teach them with food rewards to be quiet. I thought her to go in the car, walk on a leash, go to Walmart with me. YES. Don't be an uninvolved pet owner...you get out what you put in!!!
Nah I just don’t agree with this video, I’m 22 and finally living by myself. I bought an Oriental short hair, her name is fishstick and everything is good, I work 8h a day so she has some time for herself and when I’m home he likes to play all day! I love these prehistoric looking cats so much there is something to them not like the normal cats
how long is leaving for a very long time? Twice a week I work long shifts. So, twice a week there would be two days a week where pets would be left 8 am to 18:00. That is, waiting for my partner to come home from his office hour. Any advise would be most appreciated.
Literally every cat will do the things enumerated here. If you want your house intact and quiet just don't get pets.... i have normal cats and still they do all of the above, because guess what? Even if they are "animals" they still need attention. The only thing the video is right about is that cats need cat company so getting two cats its the best thing you can do.
No, they are fine when together with other cats. Although especially when they are young they need their cuddle and playtime, so if you work everyday long days, this might not be your cat.
As someone who grew up with oriental shorthairs and has a pair now, this list in mostly accurate. I don't think this list emphasizes enough just how talkative and demanding they can be. They also need a lot of play and interaction (like at least an hour a day per cat). Lastly, I've never known an oriental who got ear infections, but in my experience, they all have problems with their teeth and really need to have their teeth brushed every day to protect their health. All that said they're my absolute favorite breed, you can develop really deep bonds with them, they're very smart and hilariously funny. Absolutely not for everyone, but for some people, there couldn't be a better pet.
This is reverse psychology coz i wanna buy
This is actually pretty helpful as someone who actually wants one. I'll wait until I get a house and can put in some of those cool wall athletic things.
One person's list of reasons not to get an oriental shorthair is another person's list of reasons to get an oriental shorthair
This list only made me want one more!
Exactly. It's great information though
Exactly. I NEED one of these cats!!
Don't fuck it up please
I have a female OSH, & she is the sweetest, gentlest, most affectionate cat I’ve ever met. She’s chatty and loves to socialise with people, but equally she is content playing with her toys/games, shouting at the birds through the window, and napping whilst I’m out. She’s never shown any destructive behaviours (my velvet sofa is untouched), & she’s incredibly smart, friendly, & snuggly. She’s a little furry soul-mate.
Awhhh ❤❤❤
Title: Why you should *NOT* get an Oriental Shorthaired Cat
Me: "Yeah, I'll take 2 please"
don't fuck it up please.
We’ve had our OSH for three years now; hands down, my favorite cat I have ever owned in my lifetime. Already planning on getting another! The intelligence is simply amazing and the bond she has with us is so special.
When ours wants me to take him out for a walk, if I ignore him, he pats me on the knee with his paw or, if I’m on my iPad, simply pushes it down with his paw so that he can look me in the eyes. Our family is now complete. I’ve never known such love and intelligence from an animal.
Your cat isn't a dog let him walk himself.
@@elixier33
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I love chatty, interactive cats! These cats are also nearly hypoallergenic. I have had allergies so these buddies are on my list ❤️
Pull the trigger! I promise you wont regret it. Also get two, just trust me.
The separation anxiety can be also prevented by having more than one cat to keep them company
good point!
Getting multiple will also solve the ear cleaning part. Mine clean each others ears effectively.
Longpost about my experiences :
They are so emotionally responsive.
If you want a deep bond with an intelligent and creative cat then these are for you.
They demand the same attention and respect a small child would. I know that's a cliche but I can't stress it enough.
They just wanna be into what you're into, which is very irritating when you're trying to do stuff, and if you shut them outside of the room they yeowl and barge in.
But the rewards are big time. They are so into you, the bond is very deep and they are trainable and gentle puddins.
I went in hardcore: my first ever cats were uhh.. 3 siamese boys 😅
What I've learned: get pet insurance early. I was _incredibly_ diligent with their health care, yet they accrued issues regardless.
If you have self discipline, put the money aside self-funded account to avoid premiums then do so; however you WILL need it.
All of mine have dental issues, despite diet changes, water additives, plaq-off powders etc.
It's due to the elongated structure of their mouths and saliva not being held it *similar to greyhounds, which I've also had in past)
So my big regret was not getting them into toothbrushing as kittens.
I managed to train them later on my getting smaller double ended brushes and stroking their whiskers as I fussed em, getting gradually closer to the lipline each time (took weeks)
Eventually they liked the front and incisors being brushed but couldn't get right into their mouths.
So far, by my kittenhood error it's cost me about £3000+
and it was very sad to see them in discomfort because you do make such an emotional bond that you feel very responsible for their care.
Fun facts:
Ine of my cats ate a wire pipe cleaner and had its belly operated on to extract it.
They suffer with pica (eating non food objects) a lot. They suck on blankets chew on wool and swallow the strands in lengths.
They are also kleptonaniacs. They steal and rub off with items. Socks, panties, packs of cleaning wipes, packs of batteries....
They get sunburned coz of their thin fur on their ears and noses, so get a babysafe spf *another thing I would train from kittenhood*
They have a risk of kidney and heart probs.
And they sexually mature earlier than other cats.
One of my boys was a runt, and was unable to go in to be neutered at 3 months due to low weight.
He's neutered now but the hormones are flowin'..
As such, he's a rampant sexfiend who unashamedly humps any thing fluffy in sight. Cuddles, his brother, my leg....😂
They're amazing oddballs. I mean, I love cats. But these weirdos are more than cats.
Don't get 3. Oh god.
Get 2 as they need that social connection, but ensure they are different sex (and neutered!)
Same littermates only. I have one OG Bigboy and his subsequent brothers from a different little
and it was immensely traumatic for him to have the other two introduced. He loves them now (the v. femme needy one moreso than runty sexfiend)
But he was totally damaged and destroyed, so much so that he was hospitalised on the first night. He has recovered, but his character has never been the same.
Btw, I think this is a great video, as I see many folks wanting orientals, siamese and Sphynx mostly for their looks etc, without realising they have certain needs and are very hands on.
Like you see many celebrities getting these, but ending up rehoming them because they don't get enough attention and proper care.
Thank you!
Yes! Thanks for saying this! Oriental shorthairs are NOT everyone's cup of tea. One of my 2 Orientals can meow with every single breath for 20+ minutes straight if I ignore her while I'm trying to work. She's loud enough to the point where I can't think, nonetheless I love her to bits and we've learned ways of managing her demands and fulfilling her needs. Both our Orientals need tons of attentions and basically rule our home life. I wouldn't have it any other way, but I'm certain there are lots of people (maybe the majority) that wouldn't enjoy it.
Oriental Shorthair and Siamese cats are the best cats in the world. But get a pair. The most accurate thing about this video is that they don't do boredom or loneliness very well. They will also keep each other's ears clean!
Aw, that's so cute that they clean each other's ears. I'd love to see a video on that. It must be absolutely precious.
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Completely true. They are so active and engaged in everything you do. Follow you everywhere, bring you toys to play with them. Have had "wedgies" for over 20 years and could never be without them. They make my heart so happy.
We own two Siamese [ now aged 15 ], same personality so we have no issue in our house with Oriental Shorthair types. Basically if you want a docile lap cat that's high maintenance, get a Persian or another long haired breed like the Maine Coon, but, if you want a Cat that's vocal and will interact with you and want you to interact with them all day, get a Siamese type.
Or an Arabian Mau!
The main point: as soon as this cat is trusting you and sees you as your best friend, she will talk every minute day and night, and you have to like this.
thanks for the content. I, as the owner of Siamese cats, can add that because of their curiosity, this breed will climb everywhere, they can open all kinds of cabinets and doors. my cats open cupboards, throw out things and objects. generally cause chaos. therefore, in our house, all cabinets have additional adhesive locks
Thanks for the info!
They sound adorable and cute and rascally!
Soo... what I, as a doberman owner, am getting out of this is...
Oriental shorthairs are literally just dobies in cat bodies. I approve.
Haha yes!
As a dobie owner..I am here for this reason too lolol.
I am home all the time and we have two kids. Wonder if they are harness trainable
this is the best cat ive ever had in my life. Incredible almost human bond. Best choice I've ever made
This is a wonderful video and goes beyond Oriental Shorthair cats (they are adorable!), but any pet in general. A pet is a lifelong commitment. Each has their individual needs and personality. And while some cat may be less maintenance with grooming, that's not always the case -- most cats (even shorthair tabbies) need brushing daily, pet wipes to clean their eyes if they have allergies, and as they get older, they may need extra care with litter box issues. Pets are family and should be loved as such. 😻❤
Learned a lot from your narrations and script - thank you for organizing your thoughts in this fun and engaging format 🙏
Most of it is bs don't wanna learn from him.
The cleaning problem is solved by getting multiple oriental shorthairs. Mine clean each others ears frequently keeping them perfectly clean. Oriental shorthairs are easier when there are multiple ones.
My thoughts exactly
Always wanted one. Still want one. And going to get one! Love all those cats attributes. I believe in always having a cat buddy for the kitties.
awesome! have fun!
DO IT!! You won't regret it, I promise!
Gorgeous cat ❤ I think they are good for dog people who don’t want a dog 😂 I’m lazy so I have Persians and british longhairs and we live our best life laying in our bed and watching these videos 🤣
I have 4 of these. Never a dull moment. Love them all.
What do you do when the cat picks you? My husband found our Sunny and now he’s ours. His face always looked weird. Now I know his breed.
thats great!
Wow, what a great find! Your husband is awesome. My husband is a cat daddy too and he found our Nicholas who is a gray tabby.
They have the most amazing attitude .. the best cats ever.
Finally a (very) repetitive video in easy language for simply structured folks who need endless explanations of plain facts 😴
Абсолютная правда в каждом пункте❤.У нас был орик🦇,прожил почти 13 лет.One love💔.
Я бы ещё добавила последним пунктом их особенность-неочень крепкое здоровье,увы.Они болеют чаще и живут относительно недолго.
I totally love my oriental short hair mix. He has all the qualities mentioned and is definitely the cat leader of the house.
When I get my own place I’m going to get 3 oriental longhairs!!
I have had a few oriental short hairs not at the same time but they never were destructive. They love to watch tv
I love the Oriental Short-hair. I'm saving to buy a pair.
Best cats ever! Wish I'd had Oriental Shorthairs years ago. Theyre so smart and so fun. I love mine to bits.
I'd love one. I'd get two though. My cat (Tonkinese) fits these descriptions to a T. He looks and acts in a very siamese manner. He makes us laugh everyday. He's a right little demanding smartarse. One of these would fit in perfectly. 😂
LOUD. And adorable ❤
I love my oriental short-haired cat. I think of lot more reasons to own one
Mine is a chatterbox.
We call him mouthy and i absolutely love him
We have 3 rescue cats that could fit in this category, though their ears are not as outsized. They do not have Siamese coloring, but have the face structure, and behavior. One is a small cat, black and white. One is long and tall but slim and lean. He is orange tabby and white. And the third is not yet full grown but looks to be pretty big and is all black. He is the only one with crossed eyes, though they are not too bad. So what I would like to call them is Classic oriental short-haired, just as they are modern and classic Siamese. It is not likely that they are purebred, but this is the best description I have found. One who was a stray (the other two were rescue kittens) is the one with anxiety issues. He is on medication to help with that but he will scent the house when he is especially anxious. He also has chronic bronchitis, which is common to Siamese type cats because of how vocal they are. The anxious cat is also the most outgoing. Even when we have the grandkids over, 8 of them from 12 to 2 years old, he has to be in the middle of them. The female black and white is elderly, but still wants to be out with the family, and although she is not as outgoing as our orange guy, she does let the kids pet her. The black young guy pops in and out. We also have two cobby style tabbing. They hide when the kids come.
These cats look like they originate from a planet in a distant solar system, where elves perform the same role as humans on earth.
I want them so much omg
Get one!!!
Did you get one?
Be careful, it is like adopting a child, they copy human behaviour in so many aspects.
Idc I want one. They’re so derpy looking it’s funny. I love how unique and silly they look they just like me Fr.
Ya... Picking a cat just for their looks isn't the smartest move. Did you even pay attention?
@@GrumpetteJV literally it’s not even that big of a deal, I don’t mind the consequences that come with also getting a cat like this one. That’s just my opinion so don’t question other people’s opinions when it’s their lives please ❤️
Having any pet requires devotion,love commitment and social interaction and are not toys
Sooooo, can bring them everywhere with you in a little kitty cat bag and can you walk them on the leash? 👀
On a leash yes. Don't stuff them in a bag or backpack though, they love to explore and be active.
It would be cruel to shove them in a kitty bag and just drag them with you.
We have just bought one of these male cats he’s 17 weeks now growing well and everything you have said is correct omg and he just dive bombs on the chihuahuas backs poor dogs HELP what have we bought 😂 he’s gorgeous though 😊
haha nice!
My black oriental shorthair was the best cat of the three cats I've had! She was not destructive and liked nothing more than sitting on my lap. She didn't even like cat toys. She stole a roast chicken from a neighbours house! Someone's Sunday lunch 😁
They are the definition of “boy why you so ears” lol
These reasons sound a lot like my tortoise shell, Valentine. Pesky, loud, outgoing little bugger.
I don't care as long as I get to see a little goblin every time I wake up I'm happy.
Thanks to this video, I decided I am going to get it! I do not mind them being noisy and I also like a busy home rather than a quiet one. One more question, do they like traveling? Like being in a caravan etc..
Awesome!!
Socialize them and get them acclimated to that lifestyle as kittens and most likely yes they’ll love it and be so happy to travel with you!
@@hannahbanana687 of course anything can be achieved by the right meeting things. Like bathing them etc. Thank you!
Had my first Siamese as a 12 year old, and have had two more since, for me, there is no other breed I would choose.
I've always wanted an oriental.
I'm a homebody, with lots of indoor hobbies. I love going for walks in nature, but I feel anxious leaving my cat home alone, so would train it to come along.
I want a real buddy for life, a cat that loves being around you.
I prefer having my animal family close, so a cat that's really into being with their human suits me.
Plus I love having whole conversations with my cat, and training them.
I've had siamese and Siamese crossbreed before, and they are clingy af, talkative and very smart. Loved them so much!
Sounds like the kitty for you.
This cat has the same personality as my dog 😂
I had 3. They were my world. The most beautiful kitties...so rare and everyone said they looked like "aliens."
awesome!
OMG! My Oriental female is Nothing like this video! This breed is known as the DOGs of the cat breeds. She is quiet, reserved, very SWEET, and she lives with mini dachsunds..she thinks she is a dog. PS. They are very trainable. So if you don't want vocalizing..teach them with food rewards to be quiet. I thought her to go in the car, walk on a leash, go to Walmart with me. YES.
Don't be an uninvolved pet owner...you get out what you put in!!!
That is awesome!
1:52 Look at those ears!
Just like the color point Siamese! Will always have at least two!
Nah I just don’t agree with this video, I’m 22 and finally living by myself. I bought an Oriental short hair, her name is fishstick and everything is good, I work 8h a day so she has some time for herself and when I’m home he likes to play all day! I love these prehistoric looking cats so much there is something to them not like the normal cats
Will this cat get along with my laid-back Doberman?
how long is leaving for a very long time? Twice a week I work long shifts. So, twice a week there would be two days a week where pets would be left 8 am to 18:00. That is, waiting for my partner to come home from his office hour. Any advise would be most appreciated.
They look British a reason you cannot deny
Orientals have no problem cleaning their ears inside and out.
My 15yo orirntal lieca still manages fine. Ive Never cleaned them once
His name will be bongus
guys all thing is right but i didnt know it before get her. for bottom of line, i love soo muchh my wadge head siamese cat
Hello, Hello! No,not true)) We love oriental cats!! They understand and can be trained like a dog.
So... are you gonna talk about the reasons to not get one yet?
Literally every cat will do the things enumerated here. If you want your house intact and quiet just don't get pets.... i have normal cats and still they do all of the above, because guess what? Even if they are "animals" they still need attention. The only thing the video is right about is that cats need cat company so getting two cats its the best thing you can do.
3:10 - But, oriental shorthairs don't meow: they HONK! And it's absolutely goddamn adorable.
haha yes thats right
Awesome cats. Mine has some OSH in him. And of course they can clean their ears! 🙄🙄🙄
WHAAAAAT I NEVER KNEW CATS DID ALL THAT 🤯🤯🤯🤯 NO WAYYYYYYYY!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Never get just one cat (of any breed). They need a buddy.
Thank you🙏
My cat is not anoriental one but it behaves the same way....😂
I feel like this applies to all cats lol
mentions things that can happen with any cat, doesn't mention the possible health problems due to over breeding...
Do they still get anxious from being left alone from their owners if you have other animals in the house? I have 2 dogs and 2 cats inside
No, they are fine when together with other cats. Although especially when they are young they need their cuddle and playtime, so if you work everyday long days, this might not be your cat.
This isn't reasons for not getting a cat and is typical cat behaviors 😊
i have one oyen oriental shorthair..he is very mad at people who his dont know..😂😂😂
you should’ve just done “oriental short cat” on repeat throughout the whole video, it’s much more creative
So basically just like every other cat…. Why would you get a cat if you can’t do these things for your pet. Some people are rediculous. Smh 🤦♀️
Good vid! I thought they looked cool but I'm gone from home a lot so maybe they're not for me
a but it's sooo cute...
Orientais são gatos lindos elegantes e eu amo❤❤❤
The stuffy out mentioned all cats do
Lazers are not heatly vat toys
Ok I’ll have 5 then
Not my breed. Very tired from yells from oriental cat.
Why do the ears reaming me of baby Yoda
Haha
Would a dog be a good combination with this cat?
Absolutely.
Yep. Especially when they are both young. These cats can train with your dog. They are extremely intelligent, maybe even more than some dogs.
But what I want to know is, do these cats get bored? 🙄
All cats can get bored
Okay! Ugh,😑😖😡😡 I'll buy one already, gosh!!!!
Haha do it!
They look dseet but there are ghoudands of homeless vats why would i pay for one and encourage more breeding of cats
watch ur tone on these cats pal.........
Reason #1 literally is just cats in general
OMG LIL SKRUNKLY BABY
Alien cat 👽
Sounds like every cat l ever knew ,,,,,,,nothing different 🙄🙄🙄
I don't care I want one
it's so me,,, 🙀
they just sound like cat dogs
All cats jump and entertain and there curious I'm sorry your not right about
Don't all cats take over the home?.😅