CATDOLL : What is the personality of the Chinese tabby cat?

The Chinese civet cat has an independent personality and loves sports. If the surrounding environment changes, it will be very sensitive. The Chinese civet cat is very dependent during its growth process. If it is given a new owner, it will be psychologically hurt. Although adult cats don't like to play with people very much, they will still walk around within your sight at any time. It is a reserved animal, full of confidence in itself, and very loyal to its owner.

Characteristics of tabby cats:

1. The Chinese tabby cat is smart: The tabby cat is an animal that is born very smart. From the anatomical characteristics of the central nervous system, cats have a typical cerebral hemisphere of highly intelligent creatures, that is, the cerebral cortex is rich and well-developed. The brain of a kitten is not fully developed when it is born, and the Chinese tabby cat is basically mature at 5 months old. The normal development of a kitten's brain depends on the sensory stimulation provided by the mother cat and humans. Living alone and malnutrition can hinder the development and improvement of a kitten's brain and intelligence.

2. The Tabby Cat is lonely and independent by nature: Wild cats like to live alone and freely. Except for estrus and mating, they rarely live together in groups of three or five. They have the characteristics of wandering around the world. Cats are very independent. In the wild, they do not need the cooperation of other members of the same species to hunt and raise their offspring, but can do it alone. Even in the state of domestication, cats are not overly dependent on humans.

3. Tabby cats are very jealous: Tabby cats are not only jealous of their own kind, but also get angry when their owners are too intimate with children. Cats pay a lot of attention to their owners' attitude towards them. When raising them, you should be kind and pay attention to cultivating feelings.

4. The tabby cat does not succumb to the authority of its owner: it does not blindly obey the owner's orders, but has its own unique standards. If a cat is annoyed, it will run away from home or even find another owner.

6. The tabby cat is a typical egoist: there is basically no group sociality between cats, and even if they are forced to be together in a certain environment, they do not have a strict group obedience and hierarchy like dogs. They can ignore the owner's call and show no concern, but they will suddenly react when they think of delicious home-cooked food.