The 14 most affectionate cat breeds

People usually think that cats are less affectionate animals than dogs, but this is not always the case.

It turns out that many breeds are known for their affection and love to please their owners with attention, such as Labradors or Poodles. That is why the Scottish newspaper The Scotsman listed 14 cat breeds that are the most loving compared to others.

The Abyssinian cat is a breed that may not even let you go to the bathroom alone because these cats believe that their owner must be protected at all times.

The Ragdoll was bred to be affectionate but unpretentious and self-sufficient company.

These cats love children and will most likely sit on your lap as a place to rest.

The Maine Coon is one of the oldest breeds of domestic cats. It is a large cat with thick fur, which makes it ideal for cuddling.

The Sphynx has no fur and can get a little cold, so it often comes to its owner for warmth. "This means there will always be cuddles. In addition, this breed of cat just naturally loves to cuddle and play, even when it's quite warm, so expect a lot of purring. These are truly loving cats. Unfortunately, the lack of fur has its drawbacks: these cats are prone to skin problems and sunburn," explained The Scotsman.

Ragamuffin cats are calm, affectionate cats that love to cuddle. Their patient nature and affectionate behavior make them ideal for children, seniors, and families with other pets.

The Persian cat has the advantage of being very lazy, so when it curls up in your lap, it is likely to stay there for a long time. "Unfortunately, like other 'flat-faced' breeds, they can suffer from brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS), which causes breathing and eating problems," the article warns.

The Siamese cat is known for its affection and often follows its owner around the house, watching them with boundless love.

Scottish Fold cats are so affectionate that they do not like to be left alone and enjoy lying on or near their owner at all times. "If you want a cat that you can leave at home while you go to work, this breed is probably not for you. Potential owners should also be aware that due to selective breeding, this cat is prone to osteochondrodysplasia, which causes abnormal bone growth and skeletal deformities, arthritis, and severe pain," notes The Scotsman.

Birman cats are affectionate and loving and form deep bonds with the whole family, so they will be equally attached to adults and children.

American Shorthair cats are very family-oriented and make ideal pets.

They also love to be picked up and enjoy any contact with people.

The Tonkinese cat is a hybrid of the Siamese and Burmese cats. This breed doesn't just love cuddles, it demands them.

The Cornish Rex is a breed that is usually active and has a lot of energy. However, when these cats have had enough of running around, they will curl up in your lap and let you stroke their soft fur. The Chartreux is a rare French cat breed known for quickly becoming attached to its owners.

They are also very curious, so be prepared to look for them in interesting places.

The Exotic Shorthair breed is known for its affectionate and calm nature. These cats love to lie next to their owners or on top of them. | BGNES

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