Cat personality types mirror human personality traits in many ways. We’ll help cat owners better understand their cat personality types. In this way, cat owners can provide the best home and experience for their pets. Cat owners can “improve the quality of life for their cats.”
What are cat personality types?
The results showed behaviors based on five different traits. There may be more than one personality trait that your cat has, but there is likely to be one that is most prevalent. So in this article, read through the personality traits and do a quick analysis of your cat!
The most prevalent cat personality types:
Extrovert
Addictive
Impulsive
Dominant
Nervous
What is an extrovert cat?
An extrovert cat is similar to an extrovert. They seem to get their energy from being around other people or animals. They appear curious and alert. These are cats that move from one activity to another quickly, and they need a lot of stimulation. If visitors stop by, they may go outside to investigate instead of running to hide under the bed. If she lives in a household with more than one cat or more than one pet, she may deliberately seek out her pet. She may start playing or find a nice place to cuddle with her furry friend.
What is a cute cat?
A cute cat is a cat who is gentle and easy to handle. If your friends tell you, “Man, your cat is so calm!”, you know you have a cute cat. These cats go with the flow and don’t seem to mind sharing their “home” with other pets. They are described as “friendly” and are often therapy cats. These are the cats that people look forward to coming home to and cuddling. Cats who live in shelters and have sweet personalities are more likely to be adopted. If visitors come over, your cat may not come out right away like an outgoing cat, but she will usually come to investigate and offer a “cuddle” and a soft purr on her leg. As a welcoming greeting!
What is a pushy cat?
A pushy cat is a cat who is described as impulsive and erratic. If you have a cat like this, you probably think it’s a good thing cats have nine lives! While many cat owners have witnessed their cats go on a rampage, a cat with a temper tantrum can be quite irritating! If you see a cat with a temper tantrum playing, you may be trembling at some of their acrobatic moves. You can be sure that they’ll fall the next time they try to jump from the top of your refrigerator to the top of your pantry.
What is a Dominant Cat?
A dominant cat is the boss of the house…including you (at least that’s what they think!). If you have multiple cats, one of them may clearly show their dominance over the other cats. This may manifest as a cat suddenly needing to eat when another cat starts pushing them out of the way or a cat that starts fighting with other cats… “What are you looking at?!”… leading to them rolling around on the carpet. This dominance behavior stems from behaviors you see in wild cats that live in packs. Females typically work together to raise their young, but there is fierce competition between males, so dominance is a positive trait used in mating.
What is a nervous cat?
A nervous cat is the fifth and final cat. While many people may think their cat is nervous because she sleeps in a cardboard box instead of the fleece cat bed you bought, or because she knocks your wine glass off the coffee table when you go to use the bathroom, actual nervousness in cats looks different. Unlike nervousness, you may have a shy cat who is always anxious. This is the cat who takes off and hides under the bed when visitors come over versus casually looking at the visitor and continuing to walk… “I see you, not interested.” You could have a cat with a nervous personality who is otherwise healthy and well-groomed, or nervousness could be a sign that your cat is suffering from hyperactivity.
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