The exquisite Savannah wins. It originated in 1986 from Servals and Bengals, Egyptian Maus, and Oriental Shorthairs. They love family and are devoted. Savannahs can get along with dogs and other cats..
1. Savannah Average cost: $6,000 $20,000
One of the most costly cat breeds as a newborn leopard? Sure seems like that. Bengal cats are the only household cats with rosettes like leopards, jaguars, and ocelots. How did this beautiful cat appear?
2. Bengal Average cost: $4,000 $10,000
A Toronto-bred Sphynx looks like it belongs in an Egyptian tomb. A domestic cat gave birth to a hairless kitten due to natural genetic mutation, creating this new breed. Reed claims these hairless.
3. Sphynx Average cost: $3,500 $6,000
For cat owners who desire a playful mini-tiger, the Toyger may be ideal. Toygers are a combination of Bengal and striped domestic shorthair, not wild. If you ever wanted to train a cat, the Toyger has the temperament, intellect.
4. Toyger Average cost: $1,500 $6,000
Glamorous Persians, one of the oldest cat breeds from Persia (now Iran), are still as beloved as when they graced Queen Victoria's lap. The Persian loves a peaceful existence due to its flat face and long hair.
5. Persian Average cost: $1,300 $5,000
What do you get with a magnificent Persian and a stunning Siamese? A cute Himalayan! To attain Persian long hair and Siamese color points, this hybrid breed was conceived in the 1930s.
6. Himalayan Average cost: $2,800 $3,500
The most costly cat breeds may test your value. They study every newcomer's intention from a safe distance, explains Dr. Cuevas. They decide the relationship terms. After discovering you're a cat lover, they'll be your greatest fans.
7. Russian Blue Average cost: $1,500 $3,000
Massive and fluffy with piercing blue eyes, no surprise. Ragdolls are popular and expensive. But they're more than lovely faces. Reed adds, These calm, easygoing and sweet-natured cats are exceptionally social, making them a good fit.
8. Ragdoll Average cost: $1,500 $3,000
One glance explains why these adorable and popular Brits made our list, but if you need to justify the expense, we'll help. British Shorthairs are healthy, but too much treat time may lead to obesity.
9. British Shorthair Average cost: $1,500 $3,000