You wouldn’t think that a kitten would be bigger than a German Shepherd and a Goldendoodle……..unless, of course, that kitten is a Maine Coon. In the video below, the kitten just sits there with his huge paws and long tail, completely nonchalant. The German Shepherd suspiciously keeps an eye on him, while the Goldendoodle does his usual friendly, unbothered thing. Meanwhile, the Maine Coon acts like he’s the king and the dogs are the peasants. The shocker is that the cat isn’t even done growing. Most cats are basically fully grown within a year or two, but not Maine Coons. They can keep growing until they’re 3-5 years old. Once fully grown, males end up between 13-18 pounds, and females come in around 8-12 pounds. It’s not even their weight that attracts attention. Maine Coons can stretch anywhere from 30-40 inches and stand 10-16 inches tall. So, this kitten — already holding his own next to two fully-grown dogs — still has several years left to grow. The dogs might want to get used to the new hierarchy now, because it’s only going to get more obvious from here.
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| While not the cat in this story, this photo shows how large Maine Coon cats can grow. |
