Each cat is a unique personality with a unique character. An ordinary “noble” cat can be the embodiment of “cuteness” and friendliness, and an aristocrat with a pedigree can be a distinctly independent individualist. Of course, a lot depends on the conditions of keeping and upbringing, but the kindest and most affectionate cat breeds are the result of the painstaking work of competent breeders.
We love cats simply because they are cats - charismatic, charming, playful, funny. But still among them there are especially friendly, calm, sincerely attached to people. Joy-pup.com found out which cat breeds are the most affectionate and kind.
Neva Masquerade
Amazingly beautiful cats with fluffy fur and blue eyes are distinguished by excellent health, flexible character and extraordinary intelligence. They communicate with people as equals and express emotions with their voice. Their refined manners are worthy of admiration: they are graceful, extremely delicate and unobtrusive, although they are not averse to running and playing. Perhaps, Neva Masquerade cats take first place in the ranking of “The kindest cat breeds for children.” An adult cat would rather tolerate annoying petting than scratch or bite a child. In extreme cases, he will simply turn around and run away. Nevaks are also born empaths: when the owner is in pain or has a hard time at heart, they come to pity and reassure with a quiet melodious meow.
Ragdoll
Translated from English, the name of the breed means “rag doll”, and this is true: luxurious semi-longhaired cats instantly relax in your arms, as if holding a soft toy. Ragdolls are good-natured, friendly and very attached to people. They yearn for loneliness, prefer active communication, love to play, especially climb to heights - tables, shelves, cabinets. They are extremely smart and observant, easily remember commands and are able to learn even complex tricks.
Exotic
The cutest cats with a doll-like “face” and thick plush fur appeared as a result of crossing two breeds, Persian and American Shorthair. Although authoritative felinological organizations did not recognize the new hybrid for quite some time, nursery owners and cat lovers were delighted. Exotic shorthair cats inherited from the Persians a funny flattened face, short thick legs and a phlegmatic disposition. They are inquisitive, gentle and affectionate, do not tolerate loneliness well, but do not like to be cuddled. At the same time, exotics are happy to run after a ball or a spot from a laser pointer; they can be taught to give their paws and bring toys... if they want
