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Cat

Scottish Fold

A generally gentle cat whose folded ears result from a cartilage disorder that can also cause lifelong joint deformity and pain.

2.5–6 kg 20–25 cm 11–15 years

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Scottish Fold Golden Retriever

Data

Scottish Fold Golden Retriever on Wefido

Golden Retriever

Home

ApartmentApartment

Health

1/53/5

Energy

MediumHigh

Family

Very goodExcellent

Care

LowMedium

Exercise

20 min60 min

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Scottish Fold

Only appropriate for fully informed carers prepared for lifelong mobility monitoring, weight control, accessible furnishings, pain assessment and potentially substantial veterinary treatment.

Health1/5

Energy3/5

Family4/5

Grooming2/5

First-time owners4/5

Score overview

Health		1/5
Energy		3/5
Family		4/5
Grooming		2/5
First-time owners		4/5

HealthScottish Fold: osteochondrodysplasia can cause abnormal bone and cartilage development, progressive arthritis, deformity, stiffness and chronic pain. Cats inheriting two copies of the fold mutation are typically more severely affected, but single-copy cats are not risk-free. Lifelong mobility and pain monitoring, strict weight control and prompt veterinary care are essential; breeding for folded ears raises unavoidable welfare concerns.

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Boston Terrier

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Energy: Medium · Care needs: Very low

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