Cat Breeds and Their Personalities

With the exception of a few true lovers of cats, Americans have always been less particular about the origins of their cats and their dogs. Cats are most commonly seen on farms and they worked to help keep the vermin population. As cats are becoming more of a companion of a firm hand, there was a growing interest cat breeds, their purity and pedigree. The Cat Fanciers' Association is dedicated to the preservation of race and race 39 recognized cat breeds. You will find below are some of these species as well as information on the characteristics of race and history.

Russian Blue - The Russian Blue is a nice, friendly chat with an appearance. These cats are dense, thick coats that are short in one color: blue. In agreement with the blue fur of cats have the bright green eyes and are known for their beautiful appearance as they are, for their modest provisions.

Cornish Rex - While the Cornish Rex is similar to images of ancient Egypt cats it is from Cornwall, England in 1950 where he was discovered in a barn cats littler. These cats are different in appearance with an egg-shaped head and size, large, erect ears, and enormous yellow-green eyes. This cat is very rare that the dress is soft, fine, very short, and grows in the waves. The Cornish Rex is affectionate, player, and keeps his kitten antics as throughout his life.

The Siamese-Siamese cat, originally from Thailand, is extremely intelligent and curious animal. It is thought to be the oldest anywhere. The Siamese cat is a people lover. It will be regularly tell his family how much he cares for them with his strong meow.

Maine Coon - The Maine Coon is a large cat, Native American longhair cat. He is venerated in hand to the mouse of his talent. The Maine Coon is a social animal that is particularly good for families with children or dogs.

Abyssinian-Although the name suggests that this cat is from Ethiopia (formerly Abyssinia), they are actually in India. The name "Abyssinian" came about when the cat was introduced in England by way of Abyssinia. Abyssinian is one of the most intelligent cats, and even if they are not "hug", they love their people, are curious and want to help you with what you are working.

American Wirehair - American Wirehair was seen in New York in 1966. The only cat was a spontaneous mutation in a litter of barn cats. Health is a relatively common genetic mutation, but the difference with the American Wirehair is because its characteristics have been organized in a unique way an effort was made to keep his blood and genetic model. Interestingly, this genetic mutation did not appear anywhere in the world other than the United States. The American Wirehair is docile and calm temperament and a great pet for a so-called "couch-potato."

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I have a male cat, and 2 large dogs. My husband has fallen in love with a female cat that he wants to adopt.?

My male cat is a shelter neutered almost 13 years old, both dogs are used to the cat we have now, I am not worried about the dogs getting along with the cat, I am worried about our cat and the other one. I want to know what you thnk about bringing this cat into our home.
The potential new cat has a home now, she lives in a rehab facility for alcoholics. The owner wanted her thrown out until my husband let her live in his room. The ownners of the rehab could care less if the cat stays or goes.

Do it for the poor little cat. Sometimes cats dont' get along but the best thing is to "present" the new cat to the old one as if it is a gift you are giving to him. Make a little ceremony out of it. I have seen this work over and over. It has to look to the old cat like you got the new cat for him as a friend and companion. sort of "give" the new cat to the old one and speak to him, saying "this is a new friend we got for you". Cats understand so much more than we think, trust me.
A male and female cat can usually get along fine if they are both neutered.