Unlike
dogs, cats are not usually considered “men best friends"; still, they are
also good companions and caring if you give them the care they demand.
According to some specialists, cats may be the best pet for those who live in
apartments, but it should be a calm cat. Not all cats are the same, of course.
For those who are considering having a cat in their apartment, we will mention
which are considered the best cat breeds that adapt best to apartments. Still,
you should bear in mind that not everything is black or white, so you may get a
cat which should be of a calm breed, but he can still be full of energy... basically,
it will all depend on the cat.
For
starters, one of the breeds that are considered perfect to live in small places
is the Siamese cat. Specialists say Siamese cats have some “dog”
characteristics in relation to their relation with their owners, and they are
perfect companions. The Siamese cats are playful, they adapt to change and they
are always looking for something to do.
Another cat
breed that is considered good for those who live in apartments is the Ragdoll
cat. This breed is obedient and patient. As most cats, Ragdolls are
independent, but also home-loving, since they don’t go out much - perfect for
apartments!
Another
breed that could be considered by people who live in apartments is the Persian
Cat. Persian cats adapt easily to change, they are very calm and they almost
never meow. One feature of the Persian cats is that they don’t tend to be
curious, so they won’t go out in search of adventures, like other cats.
Even though
there are breeds that tend to adapt better to smaller places, all cats tend to
adapt in the end. If you are planning to have a cat in your apartment, you may
consider adopting one. Adopted cats tend to be really grateful towards their
owners, and they are usually great companions. If you train you cat to live in
an apartment, they will get used to it, and if they don’t, you can try taking
them for a stroll. The truth is that an adopted cat may be more loyal than any
breed… Whatever cat you choose, as long as you play with it, and take care of
it, it will always be there, waiting for you.
