Orange Shorthair

"'The skittish Scaredy breed needs TLC to calm their nerves.'""'The Wirehair Catz is the most neurotic of all the breedz of Catz. Often dubbed the “Scaredy Catz,” the Wirehair breed is scared of any moving object, including the mice, and often jumps to the ceiling, clinging in fear. This weary Catz needs your love and attention to help calm its nerves and with constant positive reinforcement, you will quickly gain this Catz love and trust.'""'The Orange Shorthair is the most neurotic of all the breedz of Catz. This breed of Catz is scared of almost any moving object, including the mice and often jumps to the ceiling, clinging in fear.'""'Orange Shorthairs tend to be skittish and need lots of love and care from you.'"Orange Shorthairs (often called Oshies) are a breed of Cat first seen in Catz as the Scaredy breed. Importing a Scaredy into Petz II will give you an Orange Shorthair.

The default Adoption Center name for Orange Shorthairs in Petz II and beyond is Scaredy.

Adoption Center variations
Similar to the Maine Coon, the Orange Shorthair has unique fur textures, two mottled patterns set to 65 transparency that allow the underlying ball color to show through slightly.

Their muzzles and paws are grouped together and will always match in color.

Behavior
Orange Shorthairs' defining behavior is their skittishness.

Trivia

 * Orange Shorthairs are one of the breeds that had real-life stuffed toys created of them to coincide with the original Catz game.
 * Though the breed is known as the Orange Shorthair, there is debate about whether this is what it was originally intended to represent. Petz.com describes the breed as "WIREHAIR aka Orange Shorthair,", which has led some to believe that it was supposed to represent the American Wirehair, a real curly-haired breed. However, the breed file in Petz II and onward contains the label  at the top of the adult LNZ, which seems to make more sense with the fluffy tail this breed possesses.