False… With a few nuances. When you touch a Sphynx you realize that it has a fine down on the surface of the skin. He has a few hairs behind the ears, a little on the face, on the tail and the testicles.
His skin is also thicker, with a higher layer of fat than normal, which allows him to maintain his thermoregulation.
However, the Sphynx remains sensitive to temperature differences, it must be protected from humidity and not left in drafts. In summer, it must also be protected from the sun.
You understood it, it is a cat which requires more attention.
