Which cat is closest to people and best to raise?

My Siamese cat is a big warm man, a dog among cats, and will not hurt you because you abuse him excessively, and will not make you scarred. He's clingy, and if there's no one around him, he'll find someone and keep calling. He knows his name, and when I call his name, he responds, meowing, and I can't understand what cat language he says.

He is not a picky eater, he is very well nourished, and he does not get sick easily. Because it is short-haired, there is very little hair loss, so the home is relatively hygienic. Another reason why I love him the most is that he is very humble, and when eating, drinking, playing with toys, and pooping, he will let his more pointed sister go first, and he will wait next to him.

When I get home from work, he will greet me at the door and accompany you wherever you do, even to the bathroom. If you think the house is too quiet, then you can take this "big voice" home, no matter what he does, he will meow to notify the shovel officer, and it is very noisy, with him will make the house lively. On the other hand, if you like quiet, then don't choose Siam, which is naughty and noisy.

I really don't know which cat is closest to people, because I haven't had one. I have come into contact with two kinds of cats, one is the stupid cat that I raised when I was a child, the so-called Chinese pastoral cat. Almost the same age as me, when I was seven or eight years old, it was also seven or eight years old, more than ten pounds, went out to catch mice at night, and slept during the day, I didn't dare to touch it, and I couldn't hold it, but it was terrible, scratching.

Now I have a British short, very good raising, just eat cat food, don't eat anything, don't be greedy, meat and fish can not be eaten, you have to beg it, coax it to eat a little, never pull aside when eating, as long as there is cat food and boiled water, everything is OK. Very hassle-free. And it's sticky, maybe it's in the family circle, willing to get along with people, rubbing you if you have nothing to do, surround you as soon as you work, and be honest when you pick it up.

Our blue cat is called Corey, it was a friend who put it in our house, so he went through the pet store, his owner and then came to me, Cory came to our house when it was almost 9 months, the character has basically been formed, his owner has little time to take care of him every day is a can and then is locked in a cage all day, rarely play with him, resulting in his personality is a little withdrawn and does not like to be close to people, and does not like to let others hug, when he first came to our house, he always likes to hide under the sofa, Now a little better will run over to let you touch your head, but they won't let you hug it, and bathing and cutting your nails are also more repulsive. But the strange thing is that his owner brought me here when he just brought him home, let me cut my nails once, super well-behaved, and willing to let me hug him. It was almost six months after Corey's master sent him in, and at that time he felt a little unaccustomed to being hugged.

If it is easy to raise, the pastoral cat is the best to raise, not picky eater, good stomach and adaptability, resistance is very strong, the famous glass feed of the puppet is not good on the soft stool. Don't dare to be a cat, a pastoral cat or a breed of cat, as long as you are willing to spend time and experience with them, they will be sticky, sticky or not not depends on the breed, but depends on how you raise.

Our family is a pastoral cat, is a friend gave birth to a kitten do not give it to me, come to our house when it is almost 2 months, I named him obedient, may be a good name, obedient is really very well-behaved, never fight or grab, like to lie on my stomach to sleep, she can sleep on my stomach for a night can not drive away, especially like to stick to me, every time I go home and hear the footsteps on the meow at the door to greet you. It's more difficult to take a bath and cut nails, and it's also because I didn't understand it for the first time, and I didn't develop the habit of bathing her when I was a child, so I was more repulsive. Now she usually washes her once a month, and although she is afraid to take a bath, she will not resist violently, because she knows that you will not hurt her.

Cats have different personalities like people, some cats are more clingy, and I have come into contact with relatively clingy Chinese pastoral cats. You have to look at the cat's native home environment, if it is a stray cat, some stray cats are very clingy, and some stray cats are very afraid of people. But according to the pastoral cats raised by my friends, they are more clingy.

If you prefer, you can raise a pastoral cat and try to interact with it to find out if it is clingy.

Oops, Devon cat, you sleep, it sleeps on your arm, you wake up, it gets up with you, you go**it goes**, what do you do, he stares at you, my Devon cat, will tour the paper ball, you learn to meow, it will respond to your meow, and then it will come to you. No matter how much you touch him, it won't lose its temper, it's really a baby.

Our raccoon cats are very close to people, and raccoon cats are easy to raise.

Sticky, clingy, I can't wait to stick to me 24 hours a day! I'm looking for a cold one