Which breed is the best?

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Hello everyone! Lately Ive been thinking of trying to get a cat. I know there are many breeds to choose from but I can?t decide which breed I should get... if anyone has any suggestions please let me know! ca::t:ca::t:

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Re: Which breed is the best?

My favourite colours (not breeds) are tortoiseshell and black/white mix. As for breeds, for me it is more important to give a home to an animal who needs and values it, rather than having a purebred cat. Mixed-breed cats are also generally more healthy, as there is little or no genetic inbreeding to cause health or behavioural problems.

Here is a photo from many, many years ago of my beloved Bella. She was more beautiful than appears here:

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Re: Which breed is the best?

That’s is such a cute cat! I like what you said about it’s not the breed that matters but whether it values and wants a home or not. You just can’t help a cat if they don’t want help.

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Most Expensive Cat Breeds

Fashion for small dogs is gradually becoming a thing of the past. And in place of the miniature barking four-legged elegant big cats come. Moreover, not ordinary, but exotic.
And it’s no secret that everything popular and fashionable costs a lot of money. Today, some cats are worth a fortune, not uncommon, at a price comparable to a brand new car. But even the price does not deter animal lovers.

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There is such an expression of the British writer Cyril Henry Hoskin: “God looks at a person through the eyes of a cat.” These graceful animals are truly like a deity. They present themselves in such a way that it seems as if they are the masters of the house. Many cat lovers want rare specimens at home. The cost of pedigree kittens depends on various factors: the purity of the pedigree, the popularity of the cattery, the originality and rarity of the color.


Many owners take cats from the shelter for free – such four-legged cats give their owners a lot of love. There are other people for whom a cat is an indicator of status and material wealth.

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Welcome to the forum!

As the link you have given is to a non-commercial, informative website, I have allowed it to stay (once only).

I will quote from the last two sentences from your post above:
"Many owners take cats from the shelter for free – such four-legged cats give their owners a lot of love. There are other people for whom a cat is an indicator of status and material wealth." No prizes for guessing which option I prefer! Having a companion animal should be out of love, not to display status and material wealth.

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I like large cat breeds. We have Maine Coon and he is just adorable. One of the most elegant creatures i ever seen.
https://www.catfoodpoint.com/largest...ic-cat-breeds/ this article has a lot of interesting info about other large breads.
Norwegian forest cat looks so beautiful in my opinion!

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breed matters but more important is your love for them.