You may be thinking what sort of cat to get and what to avoid. Cats have distinct personalities and independence. Are there any cats that are harder for beginners?
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Top aggressive cat breed is the Turkish Van. Beautiful, easy-to-groom medium-length cats. Smart, they can learn tricks. Ownership of a Turkish Van is difficult since they are naughty and lively and expect to spend time with their family.
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Angora and Van are comparable in most aspects. They jump, play, and romp and are the most aggressive. Athletic, clown-like cats will get into your cupboards and drawers.
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Korats are one of the few blue cat breeds, and they're also exceptionally loyal and perceptive. They need lots of attention or they'll get depressed and retreat if they don't get it.
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It was via hybridization between domestic cats and the Asian Leopard Cat (a tiny wild cat) that the Bengal was first formed. This makes them active and athletic felines, who may appear to have an aggressive streak when playing.
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A bored Devon Rex may get aggressive, so make sure there are lots of cat toys and other things to keep them occupied. The first day you introduce one of these cats into your home, it will seem like a cyclone has hit.
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Persians have great characters. They're the kind of cats who just want to hang out with their humans all day. They do like playing, but much rather be in a calm, predictable setting, and require very careful handling.
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Himalayans, like Persians, appreciate a peaceful home and reclining with family. They will take time to play but spend most of their time napping in the sun or on your lap. They tolerate change and are kind to everyone.
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The largest domesticated cats are Maine Coons, which may weigh 35 pounds! Despite their frightening stature, these cats are gentle giants. Maine Coons are friendly, easygoing, and like a noisy home.
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Hairless cats, known as sphynxes, might be a good option for people with allergies. They are social cats who get along well with kids and dogs and have a high level of intelligence.
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Siamese cats need less grooming than other high-maintenance cats. They require a lot of attention and can be chatty, which can drive rookie cat owners nuts. You may find it delightful. Siamese are good with kids and pets.
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