Purely visually, coonies, as they are often called, appear wild. The large cats with the pointed ears, the long skull and the thick paws resemble a lynx. But even before the actual breeding of pedigree cats began, they already bore the name cuddly head, which fits the character of the animals. Maine Coon males make friends quickly. The females are a little more reserved at the beginning. However, Coonies always form a close bond with their owner and want to follow him almost everywhere. The book comprehensively prepares you for living with these beautiful big cats. It answers the questions that occupy every (future) cat owner: - Can a Maine Coon be kept as an apartment cat? - What should be taken into account when caring for the cat's coat and claws? - What kind of food does the cat need? - Can I train a cat? - What do Coonies need to play? Something we would like to reveal already now: Maine Coon cats are gentle and balanced, but very curious and enterprising. The cats do not lose these qualities even in old age. Keeping them indoors is not a problem, as long as you always provide variety. Contents: - Breed characteristics - History of the breed - Character of the breed - Demands of the breed - Healthcare & nutrition - Preparation for moving in and much more! Become a team with your Maine Coon cat and learn how to handle her with love!