3. Abyssinian
The oldest cat breed is the abyssinian cat. Their origins date back to pre-dynastic Egypt. Today, they are more commonly recognized as devoted friends that wish to participate in your activities than as cat lovers. Abys are highly intellectual and focused on people.
They enjoy being the center of attention, and if you ask them to, they’ll gladly learn and perform tricks. Cats are often lively and inquisitive, so even while they may be loyal family members, they occasionally become bored. An Abyssinian cat should not be left alone for extended periods of time, and playtime should be scheduled on a regular basis.
4. Ragdoll
Ragdolls are calm, friendly, and gentle cats that like traveling wherever their owners do. They are little dogs that have been socialized. They can even learn how to play with toys!
Ragdolls are popular for having pleasant dispositions and get along well with other cats. Both children and elderly people may use them comfortably.
They are amusing but not excessively animated. They like to stay around on the ground rather than ascend to a high perch.
