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The Scottish Fold

The Scottish Fold is known for their adorably folded ears. They are smart and moderately active cats. Next to human interaction, the Scottish Fold enjoys puzzles and other things that can test their intelligence. Because Scottish Folds love interacting with humans, it’s best to not leave them alone as they always crave attention. Like the Siamese Cat, they would love the company of another cat while you’re away for school or work. Rest assured, your Scottish Fold Cat will still wait to spend time with you at the end of the day. The Scottish Fold’s life span is from 11-14 years. 

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The British Shorthair Cat

The British Shorthair is one of the mellower cat breeds. They are quite easy-going, making them a perfect family companion. British Shorthairs are kind of not into playtime activities, but they are the type of cat who’ll follow you around the house and just sit by you while you’re doing something else. They are friendly and loving cats, and they are good at welcoming house guests – even the ones they are unfamiliar with. The British Shorthair cat’s life span ranges from 12-17 years. 

The Siamese

If you’re looking for a chatty companion, the Siamese cat is the perfect pet for you. These kind of cats are extremely fond with people, always talking and voicing out their “opinions” with no shame. Siamese don’t like being alone for long periods of time, so if you’re busy throughout the day it’s best to get another cat, or better – another Siamese to keep them company while you’re gone. These cats are highly intelligent, athletic, and playful. You can keep them occupied by toys or a big cat tree for them to climb. The Siamese Cat’s life span is from 11-15 years.  

The "Purrsian"

Persians are known for their gentle and kind personality. They are very affectionate, but their affection only goes to a select few – their families, and a few guests they feel they could trust. Persians are high maintenance cats in terms of grooming and hygiene. Even though cats are pretty fine cleaning themselves on their own, the Persian cat needs extra help because of their thick and long fur. In terms of entertainment, the Persian will be fine on their own lounging on a bed or a sofa until you have free time to spend with them. The Persian cat’s life span ranges fro m 10-15 years.