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I don't care how many of them there are or aren't in the world. To me they're icky, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Catty1
It looks like genetic mutation breeding by people who just want to get money for the newest "weird" pet. Normally hair, even the smalled hairs, on a body are for protection.
Unless they were naturally created by God this way, I dunno. It looks like a man made thing. I wonder how they hold up health wise.
Jenn - I seem to recall that when the Rex cat first made an appearance, it was an 'accident' of nature. But people tried to create more, and obviously succeeded.
This must be another one.... :rolleyes: But it's not the kitty's fault, which is the darn thing about it!
Hmm....at least these ones are waterproof! :D
They look like naked Shar Pei puppies. And like one other person said, the baby in the first picture, it looks like a brain. It's just freaky. I hope that they are very resilient little creatures, and they don't look as fragile as they seem.
The older ones don't really bother me too much, but the babies... those suckers will be giving me nightmares! Nothing against the poor critters themselves, but darn, whoever made them surely didn't do them a favor.
.... see the resemblance??
"Where a Sphynx feels like a warm peach, a Kohana feels more like a warm candle."
- Just what I want to cuddle up with at night.
When I saw the photo at the beginning of this thread (sorry to say this - really bad choice of photo for a first impression!), I was thinking Gollum....
Yoda's complexion was too smooth! lol
Hmmm.... now I liked Gollum!
Maybe Jabba the Hutt??
Mean Jennie... soooo mean! :o
I thought it looked like a brain too:o .
I just don't like all the wrinkles on the face and the shinyness.
I'll stick with my hairless cats.
Me too!!!Quote:
I'll stick with my hairless cats.
I love all animals, BUT that first picture... I hate to admit it but... I thought OMG, what an ugly creature. IT DOES look like a brain... POOR kitties :(
"My...Precious...." lolQuote:
Originally Posted by jenn_librarian