9 Most Aggressive Cat Breeds That Must Be Handled With Care

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Ankit Singh

Siamese

Energetic, vocal, and attached. Siamese cats demand attention and engage in playful mischief."

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Bengal

Wild appearance with a playful nature. Bengals require mental and physical stimulation to thrive.

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Sphynx

Curious and sociable. Sphynx cats crave human interaction and warmth due to their lack of fur.

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Scottish Fold

Sweet-tempered and gentle. Their folded ears add charm to their affectionate demeanor.

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Russian Blue

Reserved and intelligent. Russian Blues form strong bonds with their trusted humans.

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Egyptian Mau

Active and loyal. Egyptian Maus possess remarkable speed and a strong hunting instinct.

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Ocicat

Adventurous and extroverted. Ocicats love to explore and engage in interactive play.

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Pixiebob

Dog-like and devoted. Pixiebobs can be leash-trained and enjoy companionship.

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American Bobtails

Playful and adaptable. American Bobtails are known for their short tails and sociable nature.

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