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0:00 Intro
0:47 How much does an American Shorthair cost?
1:03 Are American Shorthair cats friendly?
1:24 Do American Shorthair cats like to be held?
1:38 What is the difference between an American Shorthair and domestic shorthair?
1:59 Are American Shorthair cats hypoallergenic?
2:16 Do American Shorthair cats shed a lot?
2:39 What do American Shorthair cats look like?

The American Shorthair is affectionate, gentle, and adaptable. A good, wellrounded companion for the entire family.

The American Shorthair stems from cats brought aboard ships bound for North America by the early pioneers. Originally known as the Domestic Shorthair, they were the first working cat breed, intended for hunting rats.

When interest in cat shows began, American Short Hairs were among the earliest represented breeds, making the ASH one of the first to be recognized by the Cat Fanciers Association in 1906.
They are gentle, affectionate, playful, and adaptable, fitting in well with families that have children and dogs.

How Much Does an American Shorthair Cost? 
American Shorthair cats with normal origin, with middlesized appearance, and coming from lessknown breeders are priced between $500 and $800. However, An American Shorthair kitten purchased from a reputable breeder can range from $1000 $1500 or more.

Are American shorthair cats friendly?
The American Shorthair is friendly, laidback and gentle.
They make excellent family pets for households with children due to their easygoing temperament. An affectionate breed, American Shorthairs can also tolerate being left alone for several hours at a time.

Do American shorthair cats like to be held?
While American Shorthairs enjoy their independence, they also get along well with humans.
You often find them camped on the lap of their favorite people. They're moderately affectionate and not overly needy for attention.

What is the difference between an American shorthair and a domestic shorthair?
Most of us have either lived with or come across a domestic shorthair, a cat that closely resembles the pedigreed American Shorthair.
The one difference between the two breeds: Unlike domestic shorthairs, which come in a variety of looks, the American Shorthair produces kittens with the same distinct appearance.

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