The Top 10 most popular cat breeds

For every single person in this world, there is surely a cat breed that suits your unique taste and lifestyle. Whether you are looking for a cat that is active or relaxed, slim or fluffy, petite, or massive, there are many cats to choose from. If you look hard enough, even people who say they don't like cats at all may eventually meet the "one" who makes them change their minds.

Obviously, the most popular "breed" of cat is the mixed breed, the mutt, the moggy. The wonderful mixture of many different kinds of kittens to create this mongrel, pretty, small, feline furball with a very special purr. Purebred cats are not only bred for their specific appearance, but also for their personality. This is part of the reason why the following cats are the most popular. If you have a purebred cat, has yours made it into the top 10?

1. PERSONAL

Most popular because of its long and silky fur, bruised face, and expressive eyes, the Persian is one of the oldest cat breeds, revered for its calm and affectionate nature.

2. MAIN CHEESE

They originate from Maine and are considered the largest of all domestic cats. They are known for their temperament, their thick fur, their big paws, and their long tail. The Maine Coon should also be an excellent mouser! Do you have a Maine Coon? 

3. EXOTIC SHORTHAIR

As the short-haired equivalent of the Persian cat, this race is to be recognized also by its squashed face, its sweet temperament, and the rounded off ears. The Exotic Shorthair is very calm and relaxed, but can sometimes be curious and lively.

4. ABYSSINIAN

As one of the oldest cat breeds, the Abyssinian resembles the popular ancient Egyptian cat with its uniquely lithe physique, slender legs, and large pointed ears. Strong-willed, clever, and sociable, the Abyssinian is a fan of constant play and exploration.

5. SAME

Although she is quite demanding when it comes to demanding your attention, the Siamese is a very affectionate and extremely affectionate cat. This breed is quite sensitive and is considered a creature of routine and habit. Homebodies fit perfectly with this kitten.

6.TH RAGDOLL

Gentle and affectionate Ragdolls love to follow their owners like puppies from one room to another. Allowing them to run around the streets alone is a big no-no because they are not very good at defending themselves. Ideal in the proximity of children: Ragdolls have full, plush hair that needs regular grooming. Would you like to take a Ragdoll into your family?

7.TH SPHYNX

This hairless breed with large pointed ears is actually not completely hairless but has a fine, peach-like down over its slender body. The Sphynx is warm and affectionate, she is cuddly and would have no problem cuddling with you under the blanket. Despite its energetic & open-minded nature, this breed should only be kept indoors.

8. BIRMS

The Birman cat is characterized by its large and strong build as well as long and silky hair (which is not matted and not as thick as that of the Persian cat) and is known for its blue eyes, the dark points, and the snow-white boots on all paws. Birman cats are generally revered for their gentle, loving, and playful nature.

9. AMERICAN SHORTHAIR

As a descendant of the popular British Shorthair, this breed is said to be slimmer, bigger, and stronger. Athletic and healthy, the American Shorthair is light-footed and gentle. This breed has a long life span and does not require much grooming. They are good with children and even get along quite well with other animals. 

10. ORIENTAL SHORTHAIR

Closely related to the Siamese, the Oriental has large pointed ears and a curious personality. Lithe and muscular, the Oriental cat is intelligent, social, and playful. This breed is considered "dog-like", is loud and demanding. Whether you prefer short hair or long hair, this cat is faithful and affectionate and able to connect deeply with its owners.

Has your favorite breed made it into the top 10 list?

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