Maine Coon vs Norwegian Forest Cat - What Are the Differences?

What Are the Differences between Maine Coons and Norwegian Forest Cats? Now you can see in this video what is differences between these very similar cat breeds.
Maine Coon cats and Norwegian Forest cats look very similar, and some experts that believe that the Maine Coon is a descendant of the Norwegian Forest cats since they share so many similar traits.
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[@catspot]

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[@Michael_Smith-Red_No.5]

The primary difference is that the Norwegian Forrest Cat probably has Emperor posters hidden somewhere, and could explain to you the difference between Black Metal and Death Metal. This is normal.

[@Aaron-le6xs]

Is it also normal if my Norwegian Forest Cat burned down 3 churches and stabbed my friend 23 times in the back in self defence?

[@daisymaisymae8788]

Hilarious!

[@cooliodiablo6117]

They also ward off trolls.

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

I saw a group of Norwegian forest cats build a Viking longship (only 14 feet long, but held 30 cats) to cross a wide river and attacked cats from village on opposite shore, stole all their food, took some of their females as slaves, burned down a church, took the gold, and enslaved four dogs that weren’t smart enough to run when they first hit the beach... While I was impressed, I’m thinking I should probably get a different breed, the NFCs look a tad “difficult.”

[@seer1623]

Only if they’re Norwegian churches.

[@SodaBatt]

I have a Norwegian Forest Cat. She’s been in this world before I was born and she still is here. She’s 19 and I love her very much 👌🏻 ❤️

[@mrunites6953]

She must be getting well taken care of:-)

[@missshannon9790]

I have a Norwegian forest cat! I think. She started hanging around my house mother's day weekend. I just knew my cat would try to kill her. Little did i know they were already acquainted. A month later she had a litter of kittens at my house. It's the cat house now. I just live there.☺

[@diane9247]

My only problem with these X vs. Y videos (which I enjoy!) is that you don't identify which is which at the beginning! So, that's a request for future uploads, please.

[@catspot]

No problem :)

[@diane9247]

Thanks! I didn't even expect a response! I'm now a subscriber. ^;^

[@catspot]

:) :D

[@emilydooley6342]

diane9247 Gbbgy

[@SybilHolidayHolidayOHara]

I agree. Lovely picture w w no info, baffling!

[@waterbird91]

There's no Living without a cat. Their sheer beauty is beguiling, breathtaking bearers of life forms. Humans can't match them. Animals are all beautiful, each & every species.

[@Agm1995gamer]

your comment scares me.

[@whalesong999]

Wow, you said a mouthful. Reflecting the gaze of a cat with eye contact seems an appropriate connection with another "living being" which we barely understand. I care for a group of strays and feral ones and have considerable respect for their presence and living around me. Kindness seems the key to being healthy and content, btw - like opossums also, very subdued humble folks.

[@shemarrionwebb7252]

Humans are animals, buddy.

[@emmahandy1512]

until they try to rip your ankles off and leave a scar on your back

[@mikithecat]

@@kaidiliu4064 yeah yeah animal.

[@bathgateloyal1690ftp]

The Norwegians are so gentle and loving, and train so easy, they always want to follow you around, I have two, they are lovely natured cats.

[@lucayoyomirimoto7925]

jess green I‘m also getting 2 at March really looking forward to

[@geraldlewis8221]

I have one as well, a 14-year old, 15 lb NFC I rescued from a shelter that no one wanted. Aside from a little arthritis he's in great shape. Wish I could post his picture.

[@lucayoyomirimoto7925]

Gerald Lewis I heard they are very affectionate and adorable so god damn cutte hahaha

[@chrisbellmara4934]

Gerald Lewis wish you could share a picture as well. Would love to see him. And thank you for adopting this sweet kitty. Hope one day I will be owned by a NFC 😺

[@geraldlewis8221]

ChrisBell Mapogos : If you are on Facebook or Instagram I can send pictures.

[@LucilleGuzman]

Rip my Norwegian forest cat Kikko 💕 2 weeks and 5 days since you left to the heaven. I love you for ever my baby 😔💕

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

We had a Norwegian and he was the bomb. What intelligence and loyalty and love. 19 LBS. I'm certain that if you give a pet the respect that hey deserve that they will all be receptive and acknowledge the care and love that they receive. That's how it was for us. He was a tiny small stray that we saved and he made certain that we knew how much he appreciated us every day. He was wide and solid. I carry a tiny plastic zip bag with his fur with me daily. He was "that" special. He really was.

[@TechnetiumTheDragon]

19 LBS, good god, that's a big cat. :O 🐱

[@saltodelpuma]

one is a Yank the other one is a Viking!

[@TheAccursedEntity]

@In Korea Not to mention that most norwegians were farmers not vikings... thats just hollywood's nonsense.

[@MrMelodifestivalen]

We have two skogkatter, and while they both have their quirks (they are brother and sister), I cannot imagine a more "chill" cat with kids. They are truly gentle giants.

[@charlotteblaabjerg7735]

You've just said that there are differences, but not what the differences are. I know what they are since I work with cats, but many don't know. Weird video...

[@chrisbellmara4934]

Charlotte Blaabjerg Charlotte Blaabjerg I agree. I know the difference but like you said many don’t know. It was fun seeing the cats but the video was a bit misleading. And the part about Norwegian forest cat and loyalty was weird. That is not my experience. I mean, interact with them is important no matter what breed.

[@Zero-ks3pc]

ChrisBell Mapogos my mc boy is just about 2 years and 17 lbs; he isn’t even that fluffy yet, read it’s about another year or two of growth and the fluffy coat coming in. He is great with kids, and knows when to give you space, which cannot be said about the other two mutt cats in the house. MCs are very intelligent and have an amazing disposition. I’m wondering if my cat from my teens was a Norwegian mix (adopted stray kitten), as she was super fluffy and very loyal/attached, but smaller than this boy is now. Love fluff balls. Two MCs and two Poms in the future for sure

[@iamnotme8826]

This video doesn't give any clear or measurable differences. Waste of time.

[@maryannkorbelak67]

Piper Beebeew v

[@tlptlpower5411]

i live in norway and i have a Norwegian forest cat

[@captainpinky8307]

So you should. *Your* Norwegian 😀

[@fekicamekicafekicamekica6813]

you're*

[@marieclaire4710]

Of course u have

[@Vilte_arlauskaite]

Good comment

[@nessabrcb5137]

Is it expensive in Norway? I would really like to have one

[@ur3749]

There used to be a third type of cat: The so-called German forest cat, which, to my understanding ressembled the Maine Coone and the Norwegian Forest cat very much. It seems to have been bred in Germany in the 1920s and 30s.

[@plumnation]

This is the most uninformative garbage I've ever witnessed! Cute video though.

[@tonytaylor5868]

Miss my forest cat, 3 years later I still cry..... best friends ever.

[@cassiekay8633]

Despite what you say my Norwegian Forest Cat is obsessed with being my "dog"...he is actually easier to walk than my actual dog ! I have owned both breeds and I personally can't tell the difference in loyalty, personality or temperament between a Main Coon and A Norwegian Forest Cat.

[@waterbird91]

Cats are all around gorgeous. US HUMANS CAN'T COMPARE. THUMBS UP TO THE "CAT" The REAL ROYALTY. Dogs are right up there too!

[@sareenapoodle521]

I totally agree 👍 isn't it hideous when someone asks you if your a dog or a cat person? I am thinking obviously both! 😂

[@VhamonDaGoat]

I have two Maine Coons, one‘s currently almost 5 months old and the other one‘s 7 months old. They are half-brothers and get along very well. The older one‘s bigger than a regular European house cat and really fluffy, while the younger one still needs some time to grow obviously 😅 They are both super lovely and can‘t live with each other

[@Eric-ro8bw]

My cats are a mix of both. The fluffiness is astounding... the shedding OH THE SHEDDING!!!!

[@judythompson5253]

oh yes the shedding. It starts in August and competes in the Olympics of fur growth, all the way into June of the next year. brush brush brush brush brush. I've learned never to wear black around them...the rugs, the bedding, the floor, everything is afloat with it, and it's not even worth gathering to spin, because it's not spinnable...

[@anummasa]

how could anyone not like animals??????

[@olddoggeleventy2718]

I know right? They're delicious!

[@Cimer5883]

Wauw I just read an article on the internet about the difference between a Maine Coon and a Norwegian forest cats, I come to youtube to find a good video about it and what do I find a video with the EXACT SAME text than the article I jus read.... it’s not fair of you to copie somoene else his work 😑 Here is the site: mainecoon.org/maine-coons-vs-norwegian-forest-cats/ ------------------------- *can I copy your homework?* *yeah just change ir up a but so it doesn’t look obvious you copied* *ok* *this video*

[@brandyyolidio4213]

In my experience the Maine Coone is more friendly and affectionate. The Norwegian is more serious and extremely critical thinking animals, but every cat has it's own personality that was just my experience.

[@holgerwikingsen713]

I read in a magazine that Norwegian forest cats like to climb trees more than any other breed and that they get down of the trees by quickly running around the trunk (like squirrels do) instead of going down in a straight line one bit at a time facing upwards (like all the domestic cats I've seen).

[@melovesawyer]

Heinz Traub the Norwegians do climb down in a straight line as well, but face down!

[@debrahnava3601]

R weegie, Loki... climbs trees like a champ and he gets off both ways. I’ve seen him jump a good 15 ft off with ease. He also goes around the tree and straight down - face first. Weegie’s are amazing tree climbers!

[@MissyAmy88]

My NFC used to climbed trees . She sometimes got up on a very high branch and jumped down to catch a crow that sat on the lower branch. I got shocked because she was a very small cat. The same size as the crow. She was very loving though. Always purring and following you.

[@MissyAmy88]

Yes I'm a 100 % sure. After all I'm Norwegian. She was the size of a kitten even when fully grown. Her siblings and parents were huge. Yes, normally NFC are huge, but that does not mean that some individual can be smaller. We had many litters. Most was huge. A few small. One was the size of a linx. It was HUGE.

[@chrisbellmara4934]

MissyAmy88 wow. I’m so jealous. Can’t describe how much I love and want a NFC. I live in Norway as well and I have fallen in love with every NFC I have cuddled and played with. They are so majestic.

[@rottingemptiness]

I had once a Norwegian Forest Cat , he died of liver cancer !!!! Really , i still miss that lovely sweetheart !!!! Cats are such adorable sweeties 🙂

[@waterbird91]

Sorry for your loss. Mine died in 2002 and I'm still grieving. Cats are true love. I own 2. but the grieving never ends. I carry them in my heart, and loving memory. Long live the CAT.

[@hartjoey1]

My cat spook, I lost him in 1995. Literally lost him, went out one day, never came back. I still miss him. Loyal, and friendly, yet independent to where he loved being a cat. he lived his life to the fullest and was a very happy cat. Took him on vacations and everything. No cage, just sat in the back window, and went to sleep on the ride! Missed!

[@karsteinsandvik2038]

I have two Norwegian forest cats and they are very social and beautiful! One has lived for 17 (human years) And one is 3 (human years)

[@leroyjohnson156]

well, that was 2 minutes and 21 seconds of my life I'll never get back. i thought it was going to tell us how to identify the two. the music was really annoying.

[@madman10340]

Idk about the loyalty thing, I've had a Norwegian Forest Cat for about 2 years and I got him when he was about 1 year old. We found him behind my house around the dumpsters and he was so skinny, flies everywhere no friendly at all. He still looked pretty even with his dirty flee infested coat. He wouldn't walk up to me at all, I wanted him really bad. So we started giving him food and after about a month he let us pet him. He still was not friendly, my dad tried to pick him up once and he won't forget what his arm looked like after that. Some time passed we get him to the vet and texted he had worms, explains why he wasn't gaining weight, we got everything fixed and took him home. He is still an inside outside cat but he loves us now. Most loving and cuddly cat I have ever owned. I also have no idea why someone would abandon a 600$+ kitten. He looks like he is also full blooded Norwegian Forest.

[@SBlackmare]

Aaron Gibb How do you know he's a certain breed? You'd have to test his DNA and compare to others. I've had beautiful fluffy big cats and knew full well only to guess at the breed.

[@Kayya756]

I hv norwegian forest n she's really intelegent cat. Always follow me where i go. Also always demandend a cuddling. Norwegian forest re the companion for people, they re, fluffy, smart, obey, n brave cat!

[@jenni-riikkawacklin9229]

Nice video but the norwegian forest cats learn easily to walk in harness and they love it, they are very loyal cats and comealong with children fantastcly. They are also very inteligent. And cat is a cat , it's not suposed to be anyones dog.

[@Spakit]

I have a norwegian forest cat. If we put him on a lead he will lie on his side and refuse to move

[@SBlackmare]

Stephanie Phillips Then train him! Stupid generalizations all over this video and comments.

[@niffry]

I must say that I agree with that since all of these facts might vary from cat to cat. Like, I remember that my parents had a cat that was a Norwegian forest cat when I was younger, and he would always be fine with walking on a leash and be surprisingly nice and loyal to me even though I was just a kinda dumb kid.

[@digitalranger4259]

Doesn't mention the physical differences. How are the heads shaped differently?

[@harrietmartin2014]

Thanks for explaining the differences between the two breeds.

[@linazlatin1285]

These cats are majestic. Love them.💘💞👑😸😸

[@rottingemptiness]

Dogs have masters , cats have staff .... uh .... slaves 😊

[@chchooniepersian4760]

And both are being bred negligently by Casual breeders and both breeds have inherant issues that are made worse by ignorant public buying cats from said neg. breeders.

[@mark98115]

Some people really suck. Scanning through available pets in shelters the story of abandoned pets is all too common. I would never abandon an animal once I take one in. Yet too many people get them for their bratty stupid kids to whom they cannot say "no" and when after a few months the little snot nosed kid gets bored with his new living "toy", the animal becomes unwanted.

[@corinnegozzo2533]

J ai 3 norvégiens. Une femelle Brown blotched tabby. Un male Black silver. Un mâle réd bloched tabby. Ils sont extras 😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻

[@plumeria66]

I don't think there are many notable differences, especially when you throw in the Siberian forest cat that looks like both of them.

[@DamnDemi]

My Chartreux is being bullied by one of these and I'm unsure if he's a Maine coon or a Norwegian Forest cat. My chartreux is only 1 year old so he's tiny compared to this fluffy terrorist. He breaks in through the kitty door and now my Chartreux is suffering from anxiety which makes him pull his fur out. His parents refuse to do anything and I don't know how to deal any longer.

[@kitlee4647]

Isn't it just so fluffy you want to grab it and cuddle it allll day long?😺

[@charlesvanderhoog7056]

???????If you say the head is the most telling sign to tell them apart, then you should tell what these signs are. Now you are doing Trumpian / Republican de Vos educational tricks, i.e. pretending to teach people something while in actual fact making them more confused. Nowhere in your film you say which is which. You could, for starters put "Maine Coon" on the screen when you show a main coon. THIS IS A VERY BAD VIDEO AND MAKES PEOPLE MORE CONFUSED. I am certain you are a Trump voter.

[@MuhammadSafdar-qe7rq]

Cats very nice and very beautiful and very happy 🐈

[@loxinator3607]

omg all of the things about the Norwegian Forest Cat is bs i have one and he loves walk he is the most loyal this is bs

[@mspeggylee4214]

IMHO, Norwegian's aren't Always friendly. I rescued 2 yrs old, "Wegie", declawed, prefers outside most of the time, even on near 0°, freezing cold nights. it may be due to the fact that he was declawed before he came to live with me. HE doesn't want to be touched, and he'll bite! I've been told some declawed cats become antisocial after declaw procedure, and not want to be touched. Has anyone else experienced this with a Norwegian Forest Cat? Is your Wegie friendly or 🐅 Yakoke😻 thank you

[@williardbillmore5713]

The differences are only a matter of degree. Genetic testing and genome mapping has shown that, without a doubt, Maine Coons are descendents of Norwegian Forest Cats crossed with domestic breeds. When comparing the two, all you are really observing is a degree of dilution. Maine Coons get many of their distinctive behaviors and physical traits ...their size, coat, friendly demeanor, loyalty, intelligence and fascination with moving water directly from the Norwegian Forest Cats. Many cat fanciers and breeders don't like it , but genes don't lie. I have had both breeds and they are so similar it is uncanny. We had a Maine Coon male for 16 years and now we have a two year old Norwegian Forest Cat also a male. They may look a little different , but they behave in almost exactly the same ways. Our Maine Coon weighed 20 pounds and our Norwegian weighs 17 1/2 pounds, but he is still growing.

[@jameshowland7393]

You told us there are differences... BUT YOU DIDN'T TELL US WHAT THET ARE!!!. ( yes, I'm yelling.)

[@buutich1]

Still don't know. The wording explained, but the pictures don't. Still don't know the differences.

[@christianwurzer3882]

"both breeds looks very similar" ??? You have no idea. They look totally different in physique, head shape, face etc. The only thing they have in common is their long fur.

[@sandracarter675]

So what the hell ARE the differences?

[@Micboss1000]

You can easily tell them apart by their ears. Maine Coons have a tuft of fur at the top of their ears, giving them a pointy shape. Norwegian Forest Cats don't have this, their ears have a rounded shape.

[@UsernamesForDummies]

That was completely useless. Saying what’s different but not in which way doesn’t help. Not once was there a picture of the two breeds next to each other, that would actually help to compare. Another money-grab video.

[@mdinunzio7610]

Sorry but this wasn't helpful at all. Showing cats running around but not saying which are which breed and then giving vague examples like their heads are different or their coats and different with out any explanation makes no sense. Obviously we know they are different, it's how they are different that im sure people like myself are looking for

[@danielledevries2242]

Well that was pretty pointless. When you say their heads are most different don't you think more detailed information would have been appropriate. This video is just knowledge everybody would know.

[@Kovu1224]

I own a Norwegian Forest Cat a Black and White Bicolor, her name is Khaleesi, she is so Beautiful! She's almost 20 months old

[@mordecai8707]

Maine coon’s ears look longer because of that piece of hair that sticks up. It’s so cute. The Norwegian cat seems to have a “beard” from the side of its face. If I can’t tell the difference I always look at the ears tho

[@Hanzzaki]

I had a maine coon who lived to 20byears old and passed away in 2018 but now my family is considering getting a Norwegian forest cat

[@cheriegervolino87]

this video was totally useless. I have a 1 year old Siberian and she is the bomb. So smart. Loves water. Follows me everywhere. Loves her people, the dog, the other cats. I have an old English and they are best friends. I love her.

[@loki1066]

You say the head shape is different but don't say what the difference is. I know the difference but it's not much help if you don't .

[@brandonbraddy1148]

This is by far the worst comparison video...I watched and stop can't tell you the difference

[@KingKatRider]

Just another euro vid telling us there stuff is better than ours, they always have the techno cartoon music in them, pathetic...….

[@kamikun3795]

The only thing I ever understood is their personality I came here to find help identifying physical characteristics, not this bullshit

[@josephbingham1255]

I like the Norwegian Forest Cat not wanting to be anyone's dog. Just like people who don't like being told to stay in their houses

[@scottschannel1]

Maine coon cats enjoy Ben and Jerry's and listen to alt rock. Norwegian forest cats eat stale corn dogs and like death metal.

[@dude...are-you-sure]

so which is which?? you have a video full of them but you dont indicate to the views which cat is on the screen in that moment... total fail...

[@waterbird91]

CATS ARE SO GORGEOUS THEY DESERVE THEIR OWN MIRRORS. MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL WHO'S THE FAIREST OF THEM ALL???? KISSES TO ALL U BIG & TINY CATS OUT THERE IN CAT LAND !!!!!

[@olesuhr727]

I miss my Norwegian Forest Cat so much, I must definitely find one to replace him and to hell with the house rules 😈

[@muicaliviucalin7686]

I'm sure you are american. Is normal to love better an american cat. But i'm european.

[@Louwebster0798]

Which ones are which. Could a just played the music and the text.

[@miaouchannel3877]

😻💛

[@donnakoornhorses862]

Norway forrest cats are so friendly, and most maincoons are a bit crumpy

[@ettaplace6716]

Bad choice of music and not enough time to read!! Thx for the good info tho..

[@BerryFairy75]

Couldn't tell the difference.

[@lorainewhite727]

They are beautiful. 1.44 Love his /her "pantaloons".

[@jumailaabbas]

I have two norwaygien cat Persian they both are so gentle they never bite

[@SuperSadiec]

The Norwegian Forest cat has a triangular shaped head.

[@СергійСтоматолог-б2ь]

Die beste Katze Europas- The best Cat of Europe. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGq4iXiZqKqlbM0

[@MikaelTh]

Didn't make me wiser. What are the differences?

[@miatangerud5596]

Nrwegian forest cats are the best cats in the whole world

[@jpbossiroy9327]

J aime énormément les chats mercis de me les montrer jp

[@maze400]

So true. Another tell is that NFC's hind legs are loner so their hindquarters are lifted like a hot rod.....

[@boughtthiskidoffebay6346]

I have a norweigan forest cat her name is kira

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

I had both of these cats and both were amazing loving pets ❤❤

[@dawnlapka2433]

We had Norwegian and a Maine coone growing up. Al, and Baby. Al was the Maine Coone. He liked everyone's shoes. Baby was smaller, because she was a tiny girl, but she was Mom's gentle giant. She died of depression after Mom 😥 passed, even though Dad took really good care of her. She just was that attached to Mom; so, larger breeds can have deep connections to one person, which makes them great service animals.

[@Rontlc3317]

That’s funny I hv a Norwegian that’s naked Baby!!!Shes sweet strong curious passionate weird n loyal!!!Very loving too!Im truly blessed I feel likeGod made her specifically for me!

[@gudrunsplace]

Seems biased against Norwegians.

[@alexandraernszt3320]

I had for two years a Norwegian Forest Cat,as Visitor😅...He always came over the kitchen-window...i never knew,to which He belongs...He comes,stay a little,eat Something,and was very loveley to us...WE allways knew,that he had a Family,they are Care abouth him....WE could See this,but WE never know,who Family this is....there are many gardens here in our area.....WE Loved him very much....and since 3.month. He never Shows Up....WE miss this little Sweetheart,and all WE can so is Hope,He is okay....IT was a great time,These two years with him...

[@Jezidka]

The head is the main thing for weggies

[@janethedberg9581]

Those faces and fur are to die for!

[@TheAngryArmorer]

Nice kitties but completely useless.

[@Cimer5883]

Wauw I just read an article on the internet about the difference between a Maine Coon and a Norwegian forest cats, I come to youtube to find a good video about it and what do I find a video with the EXACT SAME text than the article I jus read.... it’s not fair of you to copie somoene else his work 😑 Here is the site: mainecoon.org/maine-coons-vs-norwegian-forest-cats/ ------------------------- *can I copy your homework?* *yeah just change ir up a but so it doesn’t look obvious you copied* *ok* *this video*

[@Cimer5883]

Wauw I just read an article on the internet about the difference between a Maine Coon and a Norwegian forest cats, I come to youtube to find a good video about it and what do I find a video with the EXACT SAME text than the article I jus read.... it’s not fair of you to copie somoene else his work 😑 Here is the site: mainecoon.org/maine-coons-vs-norwegian-forest-cats/ ------------------------- *can I copy your homework?* *yeah just change ir up a but so it doesn’t look obvious you copied* *ok* *this video*

[@ImBigFloppa]

Maine coons look like ron pearlman

[@dj_1969]

Nope - the Wegie does not have all around even length of hair and it has two coats of hair which are different in type . cattime.com/cat-breeds/norwegian-forest-cats

[@dj_1969]

The weatherproof double coat varies in length. The “bib” begins with a short collar at the neck, “mutton chops” on the side and a full frontal ruff. Full britches-long hair on the thighs-cover the hind legs. On the body the coat is long and flowing, but it changes with the seasons. A Wegie in summer looks relatively naked compared to his full winter glory. The coat comes in almost every color and pattern, with or without white, with the exceptions of chocolate, lavender or lilac, or a pointed pattern like that of the Siamese.

[@mrnickbig1]

There are clear differences in the shape of the heads. On the other hand, Norwegian Forest cats and Siberians are almost identical.

[@SBlackmare]

benjovi55 Norwegians have straighter noses, generally. Siberians have wide muzzles and cheekbones.

[@SBlackmare]

melovesawyer This video is entirely unhelpful. And you don't tell the truth.

[@Cimer5883]

Wauw I just read an article on the internet about the difference between a Maine Coon and a Norwegian forest cats, I come to youtube to find a good video about it and what do I find a video with the EXACT SAME text than the article I jus read.... it’s not fair of you to copie somoene else his work 😑 Here is the site: mainecoon.org/maine-coons-vs-norwegian-forest-cats/ ------------------------- *can I copy your homework?* *yeah just change ir up a but so it doesn’t look obvious you copied* *ok* *this video*

[@Cimer5883]

Wauw I just read an article on the internet about the difference between a Maine Coon and a Norwegian forest cats, I come to youtube to find a good video about it and what do I find a video with the EXACT SAME text than the article I jus read.... it’s not fair of you to copie somoene else his work 😑 Here is the site: mainecoon.org/maine-coons-vs-norwegian-forest-cats/ ------------------------- *can I copy your homework?* *yeah just change ir up a but so it doesn’t look obvious you copied* *ok* *this video*

[@MrFlazz99]

Quite right that Norwegians are less keen on children - my neighbours had a 4-year-old son and then got a puppy as well. Their Norwegian decided that the dog was the last straw and went round the houses prospecting for new humans... and so then we had him for the next 13 years. To be fair, he would smile at any passing humans, but boisterous little boys were his limit. He was the coolest cat ever - never saw him break into a trot, let alone run, in all those years.

[@cylincylin3647]

The information is totaly wrong. Of course every cat is different but if you google for it you will get completly different information

[@julieb3607]

Well, I just wasted two minutes and twenty-one seconds of my life, plus the time it took me to type this redundant comment since you know there was no point to making this video except to show off your high-priced, purebred cats that no doubt came from a breeder. Since you have so many, I'd be willing to guess that you're a breeder. Aren't there enough unwanted cats in this world without you irresponsibly making more of them every two months? Shameful.

[@jeannefiddler5979]

Omg I already feed a dog as big as a sm. horse he's about 150 and three and half high with one of these cats I'd have to take out a second mortgage. Lol

[@marcdecock7946]

our norvegian forest cat 'Mila' was always a grumpy one, but she always managed to be 'our' grumpy cat.

[@Cimer5883]

Wauw I just read an article on the internet about the difference between a Maine Coon and a Norwegian forest cats, I come to youtube to find a good video about it and what do I find a video with the EXACT SAME text than the article I jus read.... it’s not fair of you to copie somoene else his work 😑 Here is the site: mainecoon.org/maine-coons-vs-norwegian-forest-cats/ ------------------------- *can I copy your homework?* *yeah just change ir up a but so it doesn’t look obvious you copied* *ok* *this video*