The Scottish Fold might seem like a cat introvert. But while they happily go about their day without cuddles, they can still form strong friendships with their owners.
Russian Blues are reserved and intelligent. They bond closely with their family but remain aloof with strangers, a trait attributed to their ability to sense emotions and act cautiously.
Originating from Iran, the Persian cat is a symbol of quiet elegance. Standing 14 to 18 inches tall and weighing 7 to 12 pounds, this breed displays a peaceful aura that matches its beautiful looks.
They may be very independent and sometimes shy cats, but a little patience will reveal their playful side—head bumps, pouncing behavior, and quiet moments of friendship.
While they can easily entertain themselves, British Shorthairs also enjoy being around other cats and people.
The beautifully spotted Egyptian Mau is affectionate with its owners but extremely shy with strangers. Their tendency to hide from guests results from this shyness, not aloofness.
The American Wirehair may have the reputation of being the “least affectionate” cat, but there’s more to these cats than meets the eye.
The Siberian cat, with a height of 17 to 25 inches and a weight of 8 to 17 pounds, is the perfect example of feline independence.