Looking for an affectionate cat? This animal has a reputation for being very unsociable, independent, but the reality is that everything will depend on how it is educated. Now, it is also true that there are furry breeds that can be more affectionate than others, from what we are going to see. which are the most affectionate cats, those who will live in harmony with a family that gives him all the love that he will give him.
Take note so you can choose the one that can best adapt to your lifestyle.
Angora cat
Angora are very sociable, ideal for those homes where there are children because they really want to play. They are Very intelligentTherefore, in addition to affection, they also need to be stimulated psychologically, such as through interactive games. And by the way they will do whatever it takes to get your attention. You are ready? 😉
Somali cat
The Somali has a very elegant demeanor. Semi-long haired, it is one of the less common breeds. Also, this is a cat that has a tendency to get along with everyoneThey have two or four legs, so if you have a dog or plan to have, you will not have to worry about your cat.
Maine Coon Cat
The Maine Coon is the big man of the 'domestic' feline family. Males can weigh about 8kg and females 6kg. But everything that is great is affectionate. What's more, he really likes water so for his birthday you can give him a pool for cats. You will surely enjoy.
Persian cat
The Persian is a very calm cat who loves to be with the family. Enjoy being paid attention and being caressed and caressed 🙂. If there are children, it will become their best furry friend.
Siamese cat
The Siamese is one of the most intelligent breeds of cat. Affectionate, sociable, he likes to spend time with the family. If you want someone to greet you when you get home, he will be delighted 🙂.
European common cat
It is not of breed, at least not 'exhibited', but I have thought it appropriate to put it on this list because these cats they can become very affectionate. Of course, they take a lot of affection and trust from the human who spends the most time with them, that is, the one who feeds him, gives him affection, plays with him, in short, the one who takes care of him. But as long as they are socialized properly, they are very sociable.
Do you already know what race you are going to choose?
I do not know other breeds closely, but I believe that each cat has a different character, like people, even if they are of the same or different races.
Of the 9 cats that I have, one, the mother who was rescued from the street, has a good and loving background, although she is somewhat distrustful and finds it difficult to let herself be loved.
The other 8, of which 5 are brothers, respecting their whims, because there are some who love to be caressed but not so much that you take them, they are all very affectionate and good, sometimes too much, they chase me asking for pampering, they shoulder and where they can, sweeping is a difficult task because they play with everything, and less when they sleep or play with each other, they try to be close, very close.
If they love something and almost beg you with their meows and wiggles, it is that you let them sleep with you, which we almost never let them, because they wear hats, beards, play with your hair, lick your face, they make you tickle in the ear, well ...
They are all "street" races, although one came out black and white, another Balinese, another colored, others striped, a bit of everything. And the truth is that in the end everyone wants the same thing, a lot of pampering.
It's true. While they all have their character, being treated well is all they ask.
In my 30 years of life I have had quite a few cats and let me tell you that the Ragdoll breed is for my taste the most docile, faithful and affectionate that exists. I call my cat Kenji (Ragdoll sealpoint) cat dog since he follows me everywhere and always wants my attention
The Ragdolls are also very affectionate, yes 🙂