Ashela is said to be the "biggest, most precious and most exotic" in the world 's domestic cat, a "super pet" recently bred by a pet company in the United States House cat", the most timid mouse will be scared to see it, even its natural enemies Dogs also have to consider their own strengths.

Ashera, with its large, prominent ears and distinctive fur, is the offspring of a cross between two wild animals, the African serval, the Asian leopard cat, and a domestic cat. It stands up to 4 feet (about 1.2 meters) tall on its hind legs, has a typical lifespan of 25 years, and can weigh up to 30 pounds (about 13.6 kilograms).

The Ashera sells for nearly $30,000, including shipping costs from the United States, which will reduce the buyer's bank deposit a lot. It's sold by British website founder Simon Brody, whose California-based company Lifestyle Pets has a team of geneticists who study the best pets.

Simon said: "They're not cheap, but we've already sold some in the U.S., Asia, and even Russia, and some are on the waiting list, and some buyers have to wait up to nine months. People who love beautiful pets are willing to pay so much for a cat. I have two of these house cats in my house, they are docile, love children and will listen to you."

Formerly, Simon Allergy-resistant cats have been bred and sold for £4,906 apiece. 3 years ago, he started researching the perfect house cat. Simon said: "'Uniformity' is what makes Ashera more expensive than other designer cats. We guarantee that every cat has the same colour and appearance while delivering them to our customers' homes in person. Many crossbreed cats refuse access to their owner, or have some health problems. But Ashera is different from them because it is asexual animal that has been neutered.

Of course, it is expensive and expensive to obtain such a pet that has a 100% return rate. For a long time, Ashera is limited to 100 pieces per year, each priced at 22,000 US dollars, and you need to pay for the shipping yourself. You need to "order" in advance, and after 9 to 12 months, you can receive one that has been successfully sterilized and If you are willing to pay an extra $6,000 for a 3-month-old Ashera who has been injected with various vaccines, the waiting time will be shortened by 6 months. Fortunately, it is much easier to raise Ashera, except for the amount of food Bigger, regular cat food is enough to satisfy it.