 In today's video, we are going to talk about some interesting facts and myths about the law perm cat. Also known as the dowels law perm, the law perm is a newer breed with a relatively short history. In fact, the first known law perm litter was born in 1982. Perhaps best known for its distinctive appearance, the law perm has tightly curled hair around the neck rough, ears and tail, and have a fluffy, bottle brush shaped tail. The law perm is the result of a genetic mutation. Law perms can come in every color and coat pattern, but ginger, tabby, or tortoise shell are most often. Law perms can be extremely affectionate with their close family members and can thrive in a household with or without children or other pets. They're very active cats with higher exercise and play needs, and they love a good game of chase. Despite their higher activity levels, law perms are happy to cuddle up on the couch after a good play session. Aside from their high exercise needs, law perms are relatively low maintenance. It's rare for all law perm to vocalize, they have very low shedding levels, and they're easy to groom, making the law perm a good choice for first time cat owners. Here are some interesting facts about law perm cats. 1. Law perm cats personality. The personality of the law perm cat is as unique as its appearance. Law perm cats are very agreeable and greatly desire interaction, which makes for a wonderful family cat that does well with busy households, other pets and considerate children. Although they are very inquisitive and bright, they are quite content as indoor cats, and are not adverse to being left alone now and then. Law perm cats are active and engaging without being annoying. They are so in tune with people that they seem to know when to dial it up or down. They are a great choice for seniors, infirmed individuals, housebound folks, and busy singles because they are undemanding, provide calm lovable and joyful company. The coat may be straight or curly, long or short in any color. The desired coat is a soft, tousaled look, with some individuals actually having fairly tight curls. Shedding is very low, and anything more than regular grooming, surprisingly, is actually not required because the coat usually does not mat. Combing is usually better than a brush, and once a week or so works great. There also appears to be a reduction in allergic reaction to these cats, which is typical of all the curly Rex breeds. Law perm cats are lean, lovely, small-sized cats that have very few breed-related health issues. 2. Taking care of law perm cat. Although the law perm has a somewhat long, curly coat, grooming needs are fairly low. As long as you brush your coat one to three times per week, she's unlikely to develop mats or tangles. If your law perm's coat is very long, however, you can expect a comb or more frequently. Law perm cats don't shed very much, and can reduce shedding further by brushing regularly. If she does develop a mat or tangle, gently comb it out with a slicker brush or grey-hound comb. If your law perm's curls need a boost, mist your coat with water from a spray bottle, and gently scrunch the curls with your hands. In any cat, dental hygiene is extremely important, and can help prevent the development of periodontal disease. Daily brushing is always ideal, but if you can brush your law perm's teeth once a week, it can offer some protection. Be sure to check your law perm's ears regularly, using a soft, cotton cloth to gently remove dirt or debris. If your cat's ears are excessively dirty, red, inflamed, or smell funny, get them checked out by your veterinarian immediately. These can be signs of injury or infection. Because the law perm descends from highly active barn cats, they have higher exercise needs. Keeping your cat entertained with cat toys will keep him exercised and engaged. Law perm's love to chase, so games like fetch can be especially fun for your cat. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high-quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 3. Law perm kittens. Law perm kittens are very quick to bond with people, and adjust quickly to new environments. They are bright and easily trained. They are neat and fastidious about their potty habits, even when only a few weeks old. Even the youngest kittens will soon fall into a routine with the family schedule. Kittenproofing is definitely recommended for anyone considering adopting or purchasing any kitten. High furniture should be off limits, caution should be taken when holding these wriggly little youngsters, particularly when carrying them across the tile floors, spaces under counters, and doors should be blocked off as they have a very strong urge to explore. Law perm kittens may look drastically different from adults. Some law perm kittens are bald at birth, and develop their curls in 6-12 weeks, others are born with some curls, then go bald, then grow their curls back. Finally, a percentage are born with straight fur, but still have that fabulous law perm personality. Law perm cats are not very well known, they are not always readily available, and for those who are looking for a pure bred law perm kitten to buy, they have to search a bit to find a law perm cat breeder. 4. Law perm cats common health problems. Although the law perm is generally healthy, there's no guarantee he won't develop certain health conditions during his lifetime. Because the law perm has a larger genetic pool, your cat may be less susceptible to certain genetic conditions. If you're concerned about your law perm's health, talk to your veterinarian about ways to help your law perm live a long, happy, and healthy life. 5. Law perm cats diet and nutrition. Your law perm's diet will depend largely on its sex, age, and activity levels. But generally, your cat should eat high quality, portion controlled, dry cat food. Wet cat food can make a good treat, or an alternative if you run out of dry food. It's important to note that, cats whose diets consist mostly of wet food may require more dental care. Dry food can help keep the teeth and gums cleaner, and remove plaque from the surface of the teeth. 6. Law perm cats are not hypoallergenic. You may hear that the law perm coat is hypoallergenic because it is curly, but that is not correct. Allergies are caused not by a particular coat type, but by dander, the dead skin cells that are shed by all cats. There is no scientific evidence that any breed or crossbreed is more or less allergenic than any other cat. Some people with allergies react less severely to particular cats, but no reputable breeder will guarantee that her cats are hypoallergenic. The law perm cats are well suited to any home with people who will love him, and give his unusual coat a weekly combing. Keep him indoors to protect him from cars, diseases spread by other cats, and attacks from other animals. Before bringing any cat home, be sure to do your research, and make sure that the cats needs fit your family's lifestyle. Because the law perm is generally low maintenance, and can get along with kids and other pets. It would make an ideal cat for a first time owner. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.