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Bud Light Brings Its Love of Music and Sports Together With a Super Bowl Music Festival
Post Malone will perform, alongside other big names in music
Post Malone, Cardi B and Aerosmith are set to perform ahead of the Big Game. Bud Light
By Katie Richards
Bud Light is known for making a big splash during the Super Bowl, debuting many memorable ads over the years, including its 2018 spot featuring the Bud Knight and the "Dilly Dilly" universe. While the brand has not yet announced whether or not it will return in 2019, Bud Light will definitely be involved in the festivities leading up to the game. The beverage company announced that it will put on a music festival in Atlanta, where Super Bowl LIII will be held on Feb. 3.
"Music and sports are two things that Bud Light has been involved with for so many years and when we thought of how we can even elevate further what we do already for the Super Bowl, adding a music element and then particularly at this scale, started to seem like a no-brainer," Shana Barry, director of Bud Light experiential, said.
Post Malone, an artist who is very familiar with the Bud Light brand, will headline the event. He shared his excitement about joining the event stating, "Super happy to be playing the Super Bowl Music Festival with Aerosmith and spending time with my Bud Light fam. Let's get weird and turn up boiiiii."
For those who may be unfamiliar with Bud Light's musical ventures, the brand has hosted a number of Dive Bar Tours, with artists including Lady Gaga and more recently, Post Malone. The brand works closely with the artists and selects a number of small dive bars and takes major artists there to perform. While the concerts are intimate, Bud Light also livestreams the events for those who can't attend.
Since Post Malone just worked with Bud Light on the tour in Nashville, it felt like a great fit to select him to head up the brand's first Super Bowl music festival. Bud Light started working with Post Malone early on in his career, when he was opening up for X Ambassadors at MSG in the summer of 2017.
"Now he is touring worldwide, his album stats are absolutely incredible. It's amazing to have a partner like that over the course of his career, and so quickly. Post puts on an incredible performance that attracts so many different types of people, that it felt like a great fit for the special guest spot," Barry added.
The festival itself will span three days (the Thursday, Friday and Saturday leading up to Super Bowl Sunday). Thursday will serve as a celebration of the city of Atlanta, with performances by musicians who are from the area, including Ludacris, Lil Jon, Migos and more. Friday night Aerosmith and Post Malone will take the stage, and Saturday will wrap up with performances by Bruno Mars and Cardi B.
Bud Light noted that the festival wouldn't be possible without some of the brand's key partners. State Farm, EA Sports, Ticketmaster, Stubhub and On Location Experiences are all working with the brand to bring the festival to life.
Katie Richards
@ktjrichards katie.richards@adweek.com Katie Richards is a staff writer for Adweek.


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English Language and Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) BA (Hons)
Teaching English as a Foreign Language gives you the opportunity to travel the world. A degree in English Language and...
Coventry, England
International English Language for TEFL
English is an important language socially, politically and economically. It is a World language, with an estimated 1,500 million speakers...
English Language with Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) BA (Hons)
English Language with TESOL at DMU allows you to combine the study of English Language with the key theoretical and...
Leicester, England
Linguistics and the English Language
This course allows you to combine study of Linguistics with modules in English Language. The two subjects are complementary, allowing...
English Language, BA
Uncovering the secrets of the English language is a rich and rewarding experience. From how the English Language functions and...
Lancaster, England
English Language and Linguistics
Our English Language and Linguistics degree combines the systematic study of the human capacity for language in all its expressions...
English Language Teaching MA
The English Language Teaching MA program bridges theoretical knowledge of language teaching and learning, with practical classroom experience. You will...
Our English Language degree focuses on the intriguing intersection of language with culture, society, politics and mind and offers a...
Language has a profound influence on the way we see, construct and interpret the world around us. It shapes our...
Liverpool, England
MA English Language and Linguistics
Conduct an in-depth study of the grammar of English. Learn about dialectal and social variation, language change and the pragmatics...
Colchester, England
Intensive English Language Course
Our Intensive English Language Course is designed for international applicants who have met the academic requirements for a UK university...
English Language and Linguistics BA
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English Language and German
Our aim at the School of Modern Languages and the School of English, Communication and Philosophy is to develop and...
English Language MA
The English Language MA offers the best of both taught and research-focused postgraduate courses, enabling students to concentrate on and...
English Literature and English Language and Linguistics - BA (Hons)
Language powers literature and is fundamental to everything we do: it helps us communicate ideas, express our feelings, persuade, and...
Canterbury, England
BA (Hons) English Language and Linguistics
Build on your interest in the English language and explore it from every angle on this BA (Hons) English Language...
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According to BroadwayWorld a new bio-musical based on the life and career of stage and screen star Richard Burton is heading for the West End in 2015.
The show will cover his Welsh upbringing, extremely successful stage and film careers and of course his volatile relationship with Elizabeth Taylor.
The new musical has a score by Daniel and Laura Curtis who co-wrote Ramin Karimloo's charity single "Why Am I Falling" as well as "A Miner's Song" (which included an audio recording of Richard Burton).
Daniel Curtis said: ''Richard Burton has always fascinated me and his relationship with Elizabeth Taylor has to be one of the most famous romances of all time. We want to take the audience on a journey from his humble beginnings in Pontrhydyfen to becoming one of the biggest stars in the world."
The cast and the full creative team will be announced soon. I don't think Burton will not be easy to cast as he was one of the most powerful and charismatic actors of his time.


A little known beauty pageant down in Ozamiz City is suddenly getting a lot of attention after the search for Ms. Dimaluna Tourism 2016 yielded a winner who gave the most thought-provoking answer to a sensitive question that many candidates would have wanted to avoid replying to. For whatever its worth, Devine Grace Capa – now Ms. Dimaluna Tourism 2016 – is now being talked about in many online discussions.
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GEORGIA – Two Georgians have died and six have been affected by mosquito viruses this season, the Ministry of Health said. The West Nile virus (WNV) is responsible for one death and the six diseases, and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) is responsible for one death.
"Georgians can reduce the number of mosquitoes around their homes and yards by getting rid of standing water," said Chris Rustin, Ph.D., DPH Director of Environmental Health. "Stagnant water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes that may be infected with the West Nile virus and other mosquito-borne diseases."
Symptoms of WNV headaches, fever, neck pain, muscle and joint pains, swollen lymph nodes and a rash typically develop three to fifteen days after a stretch of an infected mosquito. Particularly vulnerable are adolescents, older people and people with weakened immune systems.
A health ministry spokesman told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that they do not provide information on specific cases.
The best way to protect yourself and your family from these mosquito-borne viruses is simply to take steps, so as not to be bitten. First make sure that all stagnant water is dumped, as it can be a mosquito breeding hotspot.
1; Mosquitoes that carry WNV normally bite at dusk and dusk, so avoid or limit outdoor activity at these times.
Dress – Wear loose-fitting, long-sleeved shirts and pants to reduce the amount of exposed skin.
DEET – Cover the exposed skin with an insect repellent containing DEET, which is the most effective remedy for mosquito bites.
Drainage – Empty all containers containing stagnant water as they are excellent breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
Doors – Make sure doors and windows are in good condition and are tight and repair damaged canvases to keep out mosquitoes.
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The Chicago Center on Democracy aims to serve as a hub for research, events, community-building, curricular development, and other activities at the University of Chicago. However, we are one entity in a broader constellation of entities at the university working on aspects of democracy. These include departments, schools, and centers that are working across many disciplines, offering many types of opportunities for undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, and others.
The Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture is an interdisciplinary program dedicated to promoting engaged scholarship and debate around the topics of race and ethnicity.
The Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory, known as 3CT, is an interdisciplinary space for sustained, comparative discussion of social and political processes in the contemporary world.
The Center for Effective Government investigates local and national reform efforts that are intended to change the way our political institutions are governed.
The Cyber Policy Initiative at the Harris School of Public Policy seeks to advance the field of cyber policy by examining the intersection of national security, politics, and technology.
The Democracy Curriculum focuses on expanding the offerings to UChicago undergraduates in the area of democracy.
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The Record of Discussions of the "Project for Capacity Building on Improving Fairness and Transparency of Vietnamese Equity Market" is signed on 5th November 2018 in Hanoi.
Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam praised efforts made by scientists who are participating in projects in Vietnam and in the development of the country's science and education sector while meeting 70 representatives in Hanoi on February 12.
More than 24,000 people in Ca Mau province are expected to benefit from a community-based disaster risk reduction project in vulnerable areas in the Mekong Delta, heard a workshop on January 29.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc worked with authorities of the Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu in Ho Chi Minh City on January 12 to evaluate its socio-economic performance and discuss a number of major projects in the locality.
PSNews – Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Son, Vice Minister of Public Security on January 11 worked with various police units on ensuring security and traffic order at Build–operate–transfer (BOT) stations.
Thai Binh Province People's Committee has proposed a VND3.9trn (USD172m) public-private partnership coastal road project to the Ministry of Transport.
Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee, Nguyen Duc Chung, has decided to halt a project of paving local streets with natural stones.
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Digital Campaign of the Week: The National Osteoporosis Society's Lace Up for Bones
02 October 2015 by Susannah Birkwood
The bone health charity is trying to raise awareness of osteoporosis by selling pairs of orange laces for £2 or £8.99 and urging people to share pictures of themselves wearing them
Launched on 1 September, the National Osteoporosis Society's #laceupforbones campaign has been established to raise awareness of osteoporosis and encourage people to take some exercise that will keep their bones strong and healthy. With World Osteoporosis Day taking place on 20 October, the charity has pairs of orange laces for sale at £2, or £8.99 for a better quality pair. Supporters are being urged to buy the laces from the specially created Lace Up for Bones website or through the charity's network of 60 volunteer support groups, and to share pictures of themselves wearing the laces in their sports shoes on Facebook, Twitter and Instragram.
Supporters who share photos of themselves wearing the laces on the Lace Up for Bones website can win prizes such as days out, places at the charity's challenge events or meetings with sports stars, with particularly unusual photos in line to be selected as "photo of the day". Sports teams such as Bath and the Exeter Chiefs rugby squads are being sent pairs of laces in the hope that they will also spread the word. On top of this, the charity has produced a short video showing people wearing its laces and getting active.
How successful has it been?
Lace Up for Bones received most of its publicity on Twitter during the first eight days of the campaign, with the hashtag #laceupforbones used in 563 tweets over that period. The Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood, a patron of the charity, tweeted his support for the campaign, and Louise Thompson from Made in Chelsea posted about the campaign on Instagram, receiving more than 4,700 likes and helping to double the number of followers to the charity's own Instagram account. The triathletes Natalie Lawrence, Ben Allen and Jacqui Slack also tweeted their support.
In eight days the charity sold more than 800 pairs of laces, raising about £2,000. It also attracted nearly 1,000 visits to the Lace up for Bones website within the first 12 hours after launching and generated a 50 per cent spike in visitors to the main NOS website. The #laceupforbones video was viewed 626 times and the charity's Facebook page received nearly 6,000 more impressions than usual and 63 new likes in the 24 hours after the campaign launched. Press coverage has been limited, except in specialist titles, although the charity said it would be putting more effort into this in the coming weeks.
What the charity says
Sarah Wolf, head of communications at NOS, says: "Having spent some time evaluating and looking over the statistics of this campaign, we're extremely proud of what we've achieved thus far; it's particularly good for a small charity such as ourselves. We have events planned for World Osteoporosis Day in Bath, Nottingham and Portsmouth, so keeping up the momentum is under way. More celebrities are to be targeted and our own challenge participants for the London Marathon and the Royal Parks Half Marathon will also be brought on board as they take part in their events for us. It's a great campaign and fully home-grown, conceived and implemented in-house."
Third Sector verdict
According to the Lace Up for Bones website, the charity has now sold 2,400 pairs of laces, which suggests that the momentum for this idea is continuing. Will sporty laces appeal to people who do not already have sporty lives? It's impossible to tell at this stage, but it is to be hoped that the charity will measure this in order to determine the effectiveness of this campaign against the end goal of getting more people active and reducing their chances of developing osteoporosis. The charity might have missed a trick by not mentioning how osteoporosis works in its YouTube video (although this information can be found on the Lace up for Bones website), but it was a nice touch for it to get people wearing laces in orange – the colour of the charity's logo.
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The function of a coach is to educate students through participation in interscholastic competition. However the majority of an athletic coach's work occurs before and after the event, and much of that work includes administrative duties. Below we have tried to provide information we hope will help with those duties.
Athletic Directors, at all secondary Franklin County Schools, must submit, to the Central office, a roster of Athletes participating in each individual sport.


Organize and Clean Your Workspace…You Could be a Winner!
As asked by Albert Einstein, "If a cluttered desk is the sign of a cluttered mind, what is the significance of a clean desk?" While all types of conclusions can be drawn here, the fact of the matter is a desk that is covered with loose files, paper, office supplies, cords and electronic gadgets will produce just one result: STRESS! Desks like the one pictured here do nothing but carve into your productivity and waste your time as you look for particular items.
All of this is at the core of National Clean Off Your Desk Day. Celebrated early in the New Year on the second Monday of January, the day offers a time for fresh starts, and your business and/or home offices are opportune places to make those fresh starts. While you may be dreading the dive into the piles of paperwork, periodicals and Post-it notes, there are a few simple steps you can take to achieve peace of mind and productive outcomes.
In order to declutter your workspace, we recommend that you follow the Five S's of organizing: Sort, Set, Shine, Standardize and Sustain.
Sort: Go through materials on your desk and the rest of your workspace, eliminating anything that is unnecessary as you go. Maybe it's a few tchotchkes from a recent trade show or a stack of printed PowerPoint slides that you already have on your laptop. Whatever the case, you should keep only what is essential to the work done in that space—everything else can be discarded or stored in another area.
Shine: A good spit-shine always brightens the workspace! While we recommend using something more practical (and sanitary), like Windex or Clorox Wipes, a clean and germ-free desk lends itself to heightened productivity, not to mention pride in your office. There's no room for dust bunnies in the workplace.
Standardize: This is an opportunity to systemize your daily or repeating tasks. Every day at your work or home office presents a new set of challenges, but running parallel to these challenges are other important repeating activities (e.g., checking email, making your daily to-do list, checking statistics for your particular business activities). For these, create standard processes that can be easily followed for maximum use of your time.
Sustain: Perhaps the most difficult of the Five S's, sustaining your clean desk and workspace as well as all the productive processes now in place, is critical to continued success. Be sure to create and follow daily processes and to-do lists to maintain your productive work environment. However, don't be satisfied with sustaining what is working—always look for ways to further improve your organization and productivity.
The Five S's is not a new concept. In fact, it's commonly used in many different work environments, such as manufacturing and information technology. But, as you can see, it can be applied to nearly any process within any job function. For National Clean Off Your Desk Day, we challenge you to put the Five S's to work for you—and let us know how it goes and what planning and organizing tools you use. The person with what we determine is the best "Clean Off Your Desk Day" achievement will win a 2013 AT-A-GLANCE prize pack to help them sustain the Five S's throughout the year!
Please have your comments submitted before Wednesday, Jan. 16 at 12 Noon for consideration. Good luck and Happy Cleaning!
Organizing and keeping the work space free from clutter is one practice that all employees should apply in their daily routines. It is not such a tedious problem. Each must be able to come up with a routine that works for them.
I have put things in folders many times but then the folders themselves never make it into the filing cabinet. Your article reinforces the need to do things right away or they will never get done. Here's to a new way of doing things.
These are some really GREAT plans and ideas— you've all made our job of selecting a winner very difficult! However, after reviewing all of the wonderful replies, we've selected Rhonda Pena as our winner. Congratulations, Rhonda—we'll be in touch shortly concerning your prize.
If you didn't win this time, never fear—more contests and giveaways are coming. In the mean time, if you're not already subscribed to the blog via email, do so now at the top-right of the page. That way, you'll never miss another planning and productivity tip, trick or chance to win.
I am working on keeping things in folders because things spilled off my desk onto the floor and everything has been such a mess that I can't find anything anymore.
One of my biggest challenges is checking email and responding to it and filing mail. I also tend to keep all my teaching ideas in a drawer in my desk and then can never find them. Based on your suggestions, I will try to only check email twice per day, and respond to them right away, and I want to take care of the mail and file it right away. As far as the teaching ideas, I can file them in different categories and then I'll be able to find them next year when I need them.


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40 Years of Tax Evasion Games: A Meta-Analysis
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James Alm
(Tulane Economics)
Antoine Malézieux
(Burgundy School of Business)
Antoine Malezieux
We collect individual participant data from 70 papers that use laboratory experiments to examine individual tax evasion behavior (or "Tax Evasion Games"), in order to use meta-analysis to estimate the impacts of different public policy, experimental design and individual level variables on tax evasion choices. Our results show that standard enforcement variables like audits (including audit rules) and fines perform differently on the extensive and intensive margins. We find that other fiscal variables like a flat tax system, tax rates, and tax amnesties have unambiguous negative impacts on tax compliance, and that specific features of the experimental setting, such as how subjects are directed to report income, or whether taxes are redistributed to the participants or to a real life public good, have significant impacts on tax compliance. Our results also indicate that the demographic characteristics of the subjects (e.g., gender, experimental income, occupation, risk attitude) affect compliance.
James Alm & Antoine Malézieux, 2020. "40 Years of Tax Evasion Games: A Meta-Analysis," Working Papers 2004, Tulane University, Department of Economics.
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James Alm & Antoine Malézieux, 2021. "40 years of tax evasion games: a meta-analysis," Experimental Economics, Springer;Economic Science Association, vol. 24(3), pages 699-750, September.
Benno Torgler & Christoph A. Schaltegger, 2005. "Tax Amnesties and Political Participation," Public Finance Review, , vol. 33(3), pages 403-431, May.
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The 10 Largest House Cat Breeds
Large domestic house cats are popular pets. And for good reasons! These cuddly fur balls are easy to take care of, friendly, and a lot of fun. Plus, some of these felines remind us of the big cats in the jungle.
You see ole' Whiskers hunting down a piece of yarn hanging from your jacket, and you immediately envision a fierce bobcat, jaguar, or lynx looking for food in the wild. Or maybe that's just me!
If you couldn't tell, I'm a big fan of the some of these bigger breeds. Their temperament can be incredibly endearing and charming. I love the way these little, yet big guys wind their way around my knees when cuddling up.
Here's a list of 10 large cat breeds you should check out:
1. Savannah
2. Chausie
3. Ragdoll
4. Ragamuffin
5. Siberian
6. Norwegian Forest
7. British Shorthair
8. Maine Coon
9. American Bobtail
10. Turkish Van
Traits of Large Breeds
Like a Dog
Extra Energy
Athletic As Can Be
The Savannah cat is one of the most famous and prized animals in the world. Their intelligence is unmatched, and their athleticism is unbelievable. The animals are a cross between a Wild African Serval and a domesticated cat. There are varying levels of Savannah cats that are based upon generational breeding.
Personality wise, the Savannah is an exceptionally loyal and smart furball. They often follow their owners around the house like a puppy dog. This breed is considered one of the largest of the domestic house cats and can weigh up to 30 pounds once fully grown.
Ok, the Chausie cat may not be straight out of the jungle. They're domesticated after all. But you wouldn't know that with just a quick glance. These stunning felines are built like basketball players. They're tall and long.
Plus, the furballs have exceptional running and jumping capabilities. This breed is one of the taller cats on the list, but they don't weigh that much. An average Chausie only weighs in at 10-15 pounds.
If you're looking for a friendly cat, then these guys may be for you. The Chausie cat hates to be alone. The animal has been known to follow around his or her owner. If a human isn't available to spend time with, then another pet is necessary.
Every feline has a unique feature or three. And the Ragdoll cat is certainly no different. When picked up, this funny furball often lets their bodies go completely limp. Many consider this a sign of affection. Plus, the feline often has stunningly bright blue eyes.
Many consider these pets to be like dogs. They'll follow people around the home and love to be petted. Ragdoll cats also do well with other animals. Most of these furballs weigh in between 15-20 pounds when fully grown.
Similar to the Ragdoll cat, the Ragamuffin cat is an incredibly fun and friendly furball. Coming in a variety of colors, this feline can be hard to spot at first. However, once you know to look for a thick, plush coat like a rabbit – they instantly become easier to identify.
These cats are incredibly sweet and mild-tempered. Many families with young kids find that Ragamuffin cats are perfect when the little ones are around. They won't hiss or claw when invited to a tea party or placed inside a Lego castle. Typically, this breed weighs in around 13-20 pounds.
Considered a national treasure in Russia (not sure if that's a positive), the Siberian cat is incredibly fearless. While intense, these furballs are also known for being amazingly easygoing and friendly. Many use this breed as service animals, and some even note the constant psychological support they offer without effort. It's natural.
Siberian cats do fantastic with children and dogs. The feline is hypoallergenic – meaning people with car allergies tend to have no problems around a Siberian. Plus, these furballs don't shed much, either. This bag cat can weigh up to 28 pounds when fully grown.
If you ever wanted a cat that looks like it should be in a Harry Potter movie, then the Norwegian Forest cat may be right up your alley. This stunning breed has been around for over 1,000 years and has a waterproof coat that was created to provide a dense undercoat in the winter.
With a unique personality, the Norwegian Forest cat loves people – but only on its schedule. Most owners have found these cats to be incredibly affectionate at times. These furballs tend to have energy bursts for a few hours then nap for hours on end after. Norwegian Forest cats tend to weigh between 12-18 pounds.
Affectionate owners commonly refer the British Shorthair cat to "British Blue." The furry feline is incredibly sweet-tempered and quite dignified. Many cat trainers prefer these animals to all others. For this fact, you'll often see the breed in commercials and movies.
Despite their acclaim in the marketing world, these furballs aren't quite the acrobats of other felines. In fact, many consider this large cat breed to be quite clumsy. The British Shorthair does like people, but they hate being picked up. Most of these cats weigh between 12-17 pounds.
If you're looking for the largest domestic cat breed in the world, then look no further. The Maine Coon cat is the big dog when it comes to felines. These furballs are often incredibly social and playful. Plus, we've found these guys to be one of the smarter cat breeds.
Furballs are an accurate way to describe these cats. They often have a huge ruff around their necks, and many think it looks like a lion's mane. Physically, these cats are tailor-made for colder climates and snow. A giant kitty, the Maine Coon cats can weigh up to 35 pounds.
Ok, we have a confession to make. The American Bobtail cat is certainly cuddly, but most wouldn't describe the animal as wild. Playful, devoted to its owner, and easygoing would be better terms to describe this breed of feline.
Many owners have found that the American Bobtail loves to be leash-trained and go on long walks with their owners. A smaller domestic house cat, the Bobtail typically only weighs around 12-13 pounds.
A unique looking feline, the Turkish Van cat is a superb hunter and can be quite brave. This large domestic house cat breed loves to sit atop shelving and post while staring down at the humans below. Quite frankly, this feline loves to be the "king in the castle" while relaxing.
Another unique feature about the Turkish Van breed is their love for swimming. You'll have to shut all the toilet seats and never leave water in the tub when this breed is around. Featuring white bodies with colored faces and tails, this breed typically weighs 12-18 pounds.
That's certainly not the only thing I love about these animals. If you've ever owned or are considering one, you know that the largest breed cats have a number of unique traits. Here are a few of my favorites:
We all love dogs, too. But sometimes life is just too busy to go on three walks a day and let the lovable furballs out to the bathroom 3-5 times daily. Humans have lives, too!
However, the bond between a dog and its owner can be unbreakable. Often, it's because the dog has a personality that is friendly and loyal. Many think cats don't share this same characteristic. Many larger domestic cats do.
The biggest domestic house cats are often incredibly loyal and protective of their owners. Some of them are even hunters, just like dogs. Many of these furballs get extremely attached and affectionate with their owners.
Large breed cats aren't the lounging felines that you may be used to. No! These guys have a ton of extra energy. While a miniature breed cat may be happy sleeping all day and running around the house a bit, the big domestic cats won't
Large breed cats need to be able to move and run around. They need space to play and sprint around. Most new cat owners find these larger cats have to be treated like small to medium-sized dogs. Let them play outside a lot and give them some room to run around.
Cats of all sizes are known for their quickness and cutting abilities. Large breed felines take this to a whole new level. The athleticism of some of the largest domestic house cats will surprise you.
These cats can weigh up to 30 pounds and jump fences with easy. You'll never be able to catch one of these guys if it doesn't want you to. Their jumping ability can be off the charts. We're talking Zach Levine-type hops for your furry friend.
If you're looking to take home one of the largest domestic house cats soon, we hope this guide will be of good use to you. While every feline is different, these guidelines can give you a glimpse into a breed's personality. If you're in the market for a cat that doesn't shed as much, make sure to check out our other guide. The information presented should help you make an informed decision on the perfect breed of cat to take home to your family.
Here's to happy times with your big, lovable fur balls!
Rachel Adams
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