Arabian Mau Cat Care & Training: A Practical Guide To Maintaining And Raising An Arabian Mau Cat

By Dominic Randall

Domesticated in the Arabian Peninsula, the Arabian Mau is a distinct feline subspecies. Its slim, agile frame, big ears, and almond eyes give it a distinctive look.
The Arabian Mau is one of the few dog breeds recognized as a "natural," or indigenous to its current home without the help of humans.
The history of the Arabian Mau is deep and spans many centuries. It has long been cherished in Arabian folklore and is widely seen as a sign of success and wealth in the region. The Arabian Peninsula's desert habitat is notorious for its high temperatures and dry conditions, and the breed has thrived there.
The Arabian Mau cat is a talented predator with a formidable instinct for survival. They have adapted well to their natural habitat thanks to their legendary agility, speed, and acute senses. Their amiable and outgoing personalities also contribute to their widespread popularity as home pets.
Recognizing and protecting the Arabian Mau as a separate breed has become a priority in recent years. The Arabian Mau Society, among others, has been active in creating breed standards and advocating for the preservation of the breed. However, outside of the Middle East, the Arabian Mau is still a rare and mostly unheard-of breed.
The Arabian Mau cat is a magnificent breed with a long and interesting history and some truly extraordinary traits. The Middle Eastern heritage of this breed is as strong as its reputation for beauty, agility, and friendliness.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0C9SF6C7K
• ISBN13: 9798850944414
• Release Date: July 2023
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 82 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 5.0" x 8.0"