Russian Blue Siberian Cat. She may be a good choice for pet parents with allergies because she doesn't shed much and produces lower levels of the glycoprotein fel d 1, a known allergen, than other cat breeds. But, they enjoy playing with their family and will happily play games.
The siberian breeder's claim of being less allergy inducing drives the price up of these cats. The cat breed originated from the forested area of siberia notorious for its cold climate, leading to the feline developing a long, thick, and protective coat. The russian blue cat appears to be larger than she is because of her extremely dense, soft double coat.
They love to play and seek the attention of their caregiver or companion, but they do not overly demand it.
(hopefully allergies are not triggered by russian blue?) 2. Loves dogs and gets on well with other cats. Their numbers grew, and they're now the most popular of the russian cat breeds. The russian blue cat is moderately active.