Top Five Cats? A Cat Breed For Every Cat Lover

Just as people are essentially the same all over the world but come in a variety of shapes, temperaments, and colors to which we apply race names, cats also come in variety to which we apply breed names. In fact, with cats it is politically correct to segregate the breeding of each cat breed to maintain its purity. It’s fun too. We love these cats for their pronounced and distinctive differences. For each type of cat-loving person or household, there is an accompanying cat breed that will fit right into the family.

Persians

If you would like to own a cat breed with a long history and a unique look, a Persian cat may be right for you. In fact, hieroglyphics dated back more than 3500 years in the region of present-day Iran depict this animal! The Persian cat breed features a thick fur coat and a unique, beautiful color scheme. Best of all, these cats are excellent indoor family members who enjoy affection and generally stay out of trouble, relative to many other domestic felines.

Siamese

Another beautifully designed cat breed is the Siamese. As with most cat breeds, the Siamese are named after the country in which the breed is believed to originate. In this case of course Siam, or Thailand. Siamese are just as affectionate as Persians, but cats of this cat breed has a well- deserved reputation for meowing their heads off if they don’t get attention.

Burmese

The Burmese cat breed features short hair for which it is easy to care. Yet it is also a great family cat as this cat breed bonds easily with people. But, like the Siamese, this cat breed will let you know if it feels neglected, albeit in softer tones of agony.

Maine Coons

Having a reputation as the oldest American cat breed, the Main Coon is a very large cat that can tolerate colder weather with its dense body and dense fur coat. Maine Coons are playful cats that usually tolerate children and other pets well.

Ragdolls

Ragdolls are a bit lesser known as a cat breed than the other cats here, but this cat breed has an appealingly unique personality among cats. Ragdolls tend to be calm and adaptive. They can be trained to play fetch like a dog. In fact, this cat breed is often prone to waiting at the door to cheerfully greet you each day when you come home from work. You might think you own a dog that doesn’t bark. But Ragdolls really are more feline than canine. This cat is loads of fun as an indoor family pet.