Cats are truly fascinating creatures, each with their own unique personalities and charm. In my home, I have a few cats of different breeds, and they never fail to bring joy and surprises to my life.
Let’s start with the British Shorthairs. Generally, British Shorthairs are a bit more playful when they are young, but they always retain that elegant demeanor that is characteristic of cats. They are not noisy and don’t tend to cause much destruction around the house. With a proud lift of their chubby heads, they seem to exude an air of being above the fray. Among them, my “eldest daughter” is particularly skilled in fights. She strikes with precision and determination, and my “second daughter” can never defeat her. She is quite intelligent, too. She knows how to read people and situations. When she’s hungry, she will coo and act all cute to get my attention. But as soon as she’s full, she acts as if she doesn’t know me and just turns around and walks away, leaving me, the poor cat owner, feeling a bit heartbroken. If you’re someone who enjoys the peace and quiet of simply petting a cat, then a British Shorthair is definitely worth having.
Then there’s my “second daughter,” whom I’ve raised for a long time. I suspect that she is mostly an American Shorthair, mainly because she doesn’t seem to be very intelligent. Well, to put it bluntly, she’s a bit clumsy and slow-witted. Initially, I hoped that she could be a playmate for my eldest daughter, but she’s always bouncing around restlessly, and her intelligence is often lacking. My eldest daughter doesn’t really like to play with her. However, she doesn’t seem to care at all. She eats well, sleeps soundly, and is even so carefree that she snores. Maybe I just haven’t seen many cats snore before, but despite her quirks, I still love her dearly. If you want to add some liveliness to your home, then an American Shorthair like her would be a great choice.
Now, let’s talk about my “youngest daughter,” the little curly-haired cat. She has a personality much like that of a dog. She’s always full of energy, jumping up and down, but she’s also extremely clingy, which is really endearing. When she calls out, it’s a cute “woah woah” sound. As soon as someone picks her up, she starts purring happily, completely lacking the haughtiness that one might expect from a cat. So, if you’re looking for a clingy cat, this little curly-haired one is truly adorable.
Finally, I want to reach out to all those who are interested in adopting a silver shaded British Shorthair. I’m a very patient person, and after being “trained” by my cats, I’ve become even more so. I currently have three little female kittens that have just turned two months old. They have already received their deworming treatment and completed their vaccinations, so they are ready to go to their new homes. They are chubby, soft, and make the sweetest cooing sounds. You’re welcome to come and see the kittens in person, and I can also show you more photos and videos of them. Each of the three little ones has a distinct personality.
Here are some pictures of the kittens. It’s rare to see her elder sister not showing any dislike for her. And here are the three little females.
I’d like to take a moment to express that it’s not easy to raise these cats, and I hope to earn a bit more money to buy them better cat food. I want to emphasize again that I’m very easygoing. If you’re looking for a clingy and intelligent kitten, please come to me. Choose an auspicious day and take your little cat home, and promise to stay with it through thick and thin.
I bow again and thank you all for reading this. If, for some reason, you really can’t keep the cat in the future, please return it to me instead of abandoning it. Thank you all once again.
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