Discovering Cat Breeds
Although there are not as many cat breeds as there are of dogs, it still can be quite important to choose the right breed for you. Different breeds of cats have unique characteristics and various personalities.
Some cats are long-haired, like the Persian, and some are short-haired, such as the American Short-hair. And, there is even a breed that appears hairless (the Sphynx). But, the different types of cat coats are not the only thing that sets one breed apart from another. Some of the breeds have unique personalities that are associated with them. If you consider the Siamese, you will know what I mean, as they are often considered sly, aloof and tend to have a loud full-throated voice.
Cats, though, make great pets. Although they are often thought not to have as much personality as a dog, that is simply not true. Each cat is an individual and, as such, has his own character. It is true that many cats are more independent than dogs, but many are very human-oriented. These cats love to cuddle with their human companions and can be very social creatures.
Owning a cat as a pet can be a very enoyable. It is always great fun to dangle a piece of string in front of a cat and watch it try to catch it. It can also be very amusing to try to ‘insult’ an aloof, persnickety cat. And cats can get into everything…have you ever seen a cat investigate an empty cardboard box?
Having a cat as a pet can be a little less time-consuming than if you own a dog. They generally require less grooming, as many cats groom themselves. They can also be more suited to apartment or smaller dwelling living because they are easily litter-box trained. And, you don’t really need to walk your cat as you do a dog. They tend to provide their own exercise.
There is nothing like having a content cat purring softly while you stroke its soft fur. There is no heart on earth that can resist a small kitten playing on the floor with its little tail standing straight up in the air, dashing this way and that in pursuit of a shadow.
The qualities and traits though, that make up the different cat breeds are unique. So, if you are considering adopting a cat into your household, or even if you are already a cat owner, you may want to click on the links below to discover a bit about the different types of cats.
Go to American Shorthair
Go to Persian Cat
Go to Siamese Cat
Go to Sphynx Cat
Go to Ragdoll Cat
Looking for that unique, one-of-a-kind gift that will WOW your cat loving friends? Stop looking! Visit
Cat-Lovers-Gifts-Guide.com
to find the perfect cat lover gift.
Return to from Cat Breeds to Home Page


|