How to choose the right cat based on your character

There are playful cats, others more peaceful. Those who like to play with children and those who do their own business.

But how do you choose the ideal cat? The most important thing is to evaluate your habits. How many people are there at home? There are children, you have time to spare, do you have a garden?

Surely the best known cat, the one that most often divides the apartment with humans, is the European cat or tabby. He is usually robust, sociable and always hungry.

If you have children, the ideal is the Sacred of Burma, or the Ragdoll or the Maine Coon that are real jokes.

But if you're allergic, don't think you have to give up a cat. There is the Siberian, which is a hypoallergenic cat.

If, on the other hand, you are single and maybe don't stay at home during the day and even a few evenings, there is for you Carthusian, which fortunately can remain alone without suffering.

Surely you can't take a Burmese that is your shadow and that loves human contact, even allowing you to docilely put the collar and the leash for a walk outside.

Me too'Abyssinian he loves playing with his master and has a strong personality. It is affectionate, but not too ceremonious and cuddly. It does not require too much attention because it is short-haired.

If you want a cat with an exotic touch, you can opt for a Bengal, unmistakable because its leopard-like coat makes it a bit wild. It would be better to choose it if you have a garden. He doesn't like being too at home.

Also the Maine Coon he needs space in the open, but he doesn't like being too lonely.

If, on the other hand, you want a cuddly cat, which purrs often take a peacefully Turkish Angora, quiet and balanced. Also great for children. Not recommended, if you have an aquarium, the Turkish Van which also swims and the Norwegian Forest but it is very company and suitable for pet therapy.

Suitable for children and the elderly there is the Blue of Russia, a very chilly cat who likes to be curled up in a warm armchair for hours.

And then there's the cat that looks like a teddy bear, the British Shorthair, sociable, serene that where you put it, it is. This type of cat is also adopted for pet therapy.

Compared to Carthusian, to which it resembles, requires less care for the hair. While, another plush cat, the Persian requires much more care. For those who have little time there is the 'Exotic Shorthair, placid and cuddly and also short-haired.

The right cat for you already exists, find out.

Antonella Cutolo