Get Yourself a Lint Brush
By: Sherri S. Reese
According to the latest statistics on Catster, the American Shorthair is by far the most popular breed of cat owned by people today. Respectively, these cats are most popularly owned in America. Considered to be feline “mutts”, they are not recognized by the Cat Fancier’s Association (CFA). The CFA is the world’s largest cat registry, and acknowledges 41 different pedigrees of cats. They rank the Persian and the Maine Coon as the top two breeds of cat.
The Persian cat is almost universally rated as the most popular breed of cat to own. It is a long-haired, fluffy and very affectionate breed of cat. This breed of cat is devoted and laid back, but its’ hair can be nightmare for maintaining, sometimes growing up to 3 inches long! This cat is the most popular breed because it is so loving and devoted. Persians need a comfortable environment to feel safe.
The Maine Coon is the second most popular breed of cat. It is one of the oldest cat breeds around, and can withstand both hot and cold climates. This is why it is so popular, because it can be owned all around the world. They are fun-loving, good natured, and are considered safe around children.
Even though purebred pedigree cats can be attractive, there are so many homeless cats that are just as adorable, and are in need of good homes. Most any cat will be a wonderful addition to your home. However, avoid the ones that hiss at you off the bat.
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February 20th, 2009 at 11:20 am
The Ragdoll is a great substitute for the Persian if you are looking for fluffy, laid back devotion and affection–The hair is shorter, but is very soft, thick and it stands away from the body giving the super fluffy appearance of the Persian. The ragdoll’s fur can mat and the cat has to be brushed regularly, but it is not the nightmare of the persian coat.
February 28th, 2009 at 12:05 pm
The most wonderful breed of cat to own and love is the Manx. They are sweet, loving, and amazingly playful into their later years. My family and I have loved and shared our home with a succession of wonderful Manx over the last 40 years. We wouldn’t be without one.
March 5th, 2009 at 5:52 pm
well i know from my research that the most popular is the persian then maine coon