I want to raise pet cats, but I do n’t know what cats are now high and there is room for market development?

The original poster's statement is incorrect
. If the landlord wants to have a good cat, it can bring profits to the host, it is not a pet cat, at least it should be breeding or racing cats. The landlord needs to note that the two kinds of pet cats are different from what I just said.
For now, Leopard Cat has been speculated very well. As long as it is a Bangladesh leopard cat that can retain people's eyes, it is generally over 10,000 (referring to the price of cat houses), and tens of thousands of one is also common. However, it is still necessary to emphasize that Leopard Cat is now speculating. The so -called "stock market has risks, and investment must be cautious". The landlord should have heard it.
It, there is no kind of cat that can say there must be room for development, such as Siam, puppets, beauty, and so on. Many of them are expensive. This depends on the cat's "character" But more importantly, it depends on the mentality of buyers.
It some cats are relatively different, such as Canadian hairless cats. The price is tens of thousands of thousands, but there are relatively few people buying, that is, the market consumption base is not large.
The real cat, the landlord wants to spend tens of thousands, you can't buy it. If you treat the cat as a product, you will find, "Cats are better than cats, mad cats" will always be better.
Wang the landlord can understand

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