Having a cat at home is a lot of fun, and what a blessing to have it by your side when you're tired at work or school. However, a few people are allergic to cats, but what should I do if I want to raise a cat? Let me introduce this Canadian hairless cat to you.

1. The origin of the Canadian hairless cat

The Sphynx cat is also known as the Sphynx hairless cat. As early as 1700 years ago, there were records of this hairless cat being kept by the indigenous people of Mexico in South America. But it wasn't until the breed became successful in cat shows that people started paying attention to it and became interested in it. The TlCA recognizes the breed, and the cat was recognized as a rare breed in 2005.

The earliest recorded hairless cats were littermate brothers named Nellie and Dick. In 1903, Sinnick, a New Mexico native, bought them from Native American Indians in Pueblo. In 1966, the hairless cat was rediscovered in Toronto, Canada, from which the Canadian hairless cat got its name. Shortly thereafter, hairless cats were also found in Minnesota, USA. As the reputation of hairless cats grows, there are reports of hairless cats being spotted all over the world. As a result, some cat lovers have bred sphinx cats, which are less susceptible to genetic diseases and are not disabled by inbreeding.