The Singapura is one of the smallest cat breeds, weighing only four to nine pounds. Many cat fanciers think that the Singapura is such a small breed because it is easier for a cat to escape from predators when he can squeeze into tiny spaces to hide. Also, larger cats were probably unable to hide their kittens as easily, and the cats that were able to successfully raise kittens became smaller and smaller with each generation. Although the diminutive Singapura now often lives in much less dangerous surroundings, it still is a very quiet cat.
ang Singapura ay isa ng ang maliit pusa mag-anak, timbangin tangi apat sa siyam magbayo. marami pusa fanciers isipin atipan ng pawid ang Singapura ay gayon a maliit mag-anak sapagka't ito ay madali dahil sa a pusa sa tumakas sa predators kailan siya maaari pigain sa munti alangaang sa itago. din, malaki ketsap were maaaring mangyari walang kaya sa itago kanila kuting gaya madali, at ang ketsap atipan ng pawid were able sa matagumpay lumikha kuting naging maliit at maliit kumuha bawa't isa salinlahi.