WELCOME TO DRAGENS HULE
I FOLLOWED YOU TO THE FORESTS EDGE AND SAW YOU LIFT YOUR TINY HEAD,
I GLANCED UP TO THE DARKENED SKY AND THERE I SAW THE DRAGONS FLY,
THEY SWOOPED DOWN AS YOU GREETED THEM AND FLEW YOU BACK TO THE DRAGONS DEN.
I UNDERSTAND NOW WHY YOU WERE NOT SHY, THE DRAGONS ARE YOUR PROTECTORS IN THE SKY.
BEAUTIFUL SKOGKATT SO GRACEFUL AND BRAVE SLEEP WELL WITH THE DRAGONS IN THEIR CAVE.
About Dragens Hule:
We are a small breeder of Norwegian Forest Cats located in North Carolina, USA.
CFA and TICA Registered Cattery
The Norwegian Forest cat is a breed of domestic cat originating in Northern Europe. This natural breed is adapted to a very cold climate, with a top coat of glossy, long, water-shedding hairs and a woolly undercoat for insulation
All cats and kittens are family raised. They are health screened and are Felv & FIV free.
Meet the Cats
Our Boy
Chief VolJin Fra Jegere Drom
VolJin comes to us from the Netherlands. He is of old deep rooted European lineage and absolutely adorable.
Our Girl
Forestdoll Vinter Dag
Vinter comes to us from Wisconsin. Forestdolls is a long established cattery in the US.
Vinter is fun loving and full of energy, but loves her cuddle time too.
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Kittens
Past, Present and Future
We may have kittens in March 2020!
Please check for updates.
Pedigrees available upon request.
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The Norwegian Forest Cat
Known as the Skogkatt in its native Norway, the Norwegian Forest Cat is a large, semi-longhaired cat whose rugged appearance fits its name. Despite the hardy facade, this breed is very much a homebody that enjoys the company of other pets and particularly their human companions. Their relationship with you can best be described as “on their own terms.” Yes, Forest Cats can be lap cats, but THEY will decide when to get on or off that lap. At a minimum, Forest Cats insist on being near their people in a place of their choosing: chair, bed, or desktop. A scratching post and a cat tree, preferably tall, are musts for the Norwegian Forest Cat home. These are moderatley active cats; there will be bursts of energy followed by long naps. Sensitive yet social, you will find them to be intelligent cats that adapt readily to change. Breeders are often asked if these cats need to be outside. As with all cats, inside the home is quite suitable and is certainly the safest environment. Providing interesting toys, perches with outside views, and most importantly, regular one-on-one time will result in a well-adjusted cat.
