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[Poll] Which cat breed should I buy/adopt?


NayeonSarang

Which cat?  

14 members have voted

  1. 1. ?

    • Persian
      4
    • Scottish Fold
      6
    • Siberian
      7
    • American Shorthair
      3
    • British Shorthair
      1


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So I had 2 Russian Blues before and they've passed away a few years ago, and now I'm considering a new cat. 

Edit: And yes guys, I will adopt, but the thing is the animals shelters near my place doesn't have a lot of cats, most are dogs  :derp:

 

To cat owners here, which one should I get if I want a cat that:

- is good for cuddling

- is independent but playful at times

- doesn't shed too much fur as in a considerable amount is okay

- isn't too similar to a Russian Blue because I'm still sad about it

- adapts well to situations (especially to dogs)

- is small to medium sized

- is not too demanding 

 

Lol I probably have too much requirements but it doesn't necessarily have to meet all of them, thanks :)

 

1. Persian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SRXidYAZuw

 

2. Scottish Fold

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pzcyp-QEls

 

3. Siberian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Rou90FGXlg

 

4. American Shorthair

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-mry_5nj3s

 

5. British Shorthair

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx8zfOhgSYI

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I have an American shorthair and she's adorable and playful, also she doesn't demand too much since she is very independent...

But they all look so adorable  :cry: And all these things you listed, they all depend to the cat, like two cats from the same breed can be complete opposites.

 

Also, I adopted.

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I have an American shorthair and she's adorable and playful, also she doesn't demand too much since she is very independent...

But they all look so adorable  :cry: And all these things you listed, they all depend to the cat, like two cats from the same breed can be complete opposites.

I know, that's why I asked cat owners what most of them are like  :ahmagah:

The two Russian Blues that I had have different personalities lmao one was really quiet and lazy and the other was very playful  :cry:

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Please please please if you really love cats adopt from the shelter

I used to volunteer there and we work hard to match people with their pets, my shelter had a big binder of all the cats and every time I played with a cat I would fill out a notecard about its personality. You can also request that if they get a certain type of cat that they hold it for you

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I would definitely not get a scottish fold. It's not a breed as much as it's a genetic defect that often leads to damaged skeleton and cartilage and degenerative joint diseases, which is just as painful for the cat as it sounds.

 

As far as i know all the cats you mentioned shed, so the longer the fur the more shed hair you'll have to deal with. I think any of them could fit, it's a lot about the individual.  If it's very important that it has a certain personality or gets along with dogs it's probably a good idea to adopt an adult cat so you already know more about how that individual is.

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Please please please if you really love cats adopt from the shelter

I used to volunteer there and we work hard to match people with their pets, my shelter had a big binder of all the cats and every time I played with a cat I would fill out a notecard about its personality. You can also request that if they get a certain type of cat that they hold it for you

I know  :rlytearpls:  I volunteered at animal shelters before and 99% I will adopt

I just want to know more about the breeds from this poll that's all :)

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Cats are as individual as people. There's a breed stereotype, but it's not going to be true for every cat of that breed. Your best bet is a shelter or breed rescue, where they will have a good idea of not just the cat's personality, but whether or not the cat is okay with dogs. Meet lots of cats to find one you click with.

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