Certain cat breeds act more canine than feline with traits like sociability, playing fetch, greeting their humans, and learning basic dog-like commands!
If you're the kind of person who has visitors in your home often, you'll probably want a cat who's calm, cool, and friendly with strangers. While almost all cats can be socialized, certain breeds have a natural friendliness to strangers that might help them take to unfamiliar faces with ease.
If you want to have a multi-species household, pet friendliness may be something you're looking for in a new cat. Some breeds are naturally more pet friendly than others. That's why we've come up with a list of the most naturally pet-friendly cat breeds.
Cats are good at figuring things out for themselves. They're naturally curious, great explorers, and good at making a toy out of anything. If you're not careful, your cat might outsmart you sometimes. Here are ten of the smartest cat breeds in the world.
We all know cats hate water, right? Not so fast! Plenty of domestic cats think taking a dip in a lake, getting in the shower with you, or just splashing around in their water dish is the most fun ever. Here are a few cat breeds that love the water.
Attention CatTime readers: You have spoken! We've found the 25 most popular cat breeds on CatTime--the ones you click on most in our cat breed section! Remember that you can always find a great cat to add to your family at a shelter or rescue. Adopt! Don't shop!
Cats are known for being independent, but that doesn't mean they aren't loving and affectionate. These breeds are happy to follow you around and snuggle in your lap.
What were the most-searched cats on CatTime in 2012? Find out as we present the felines who got the most page views in the CatTime Breed Center — is your favorite on the list?