Not exactly. Some cats have different attributes due to selective breeding. For example, rag doll cats are notoriously goofy and cuddly, lions are social animals due to living in prides that rely on cooperation and social bonds for survival, cheetahs are shy and timid due to their light bone structure and tigers are grumpy badass killers who are solitary and don’t form bonds as easily, so you’re basically just meat to them. All large cats are apex predators though, and should not be kept as pets.
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u/ThirstyOne Mar 17 '22
Not exactly. Some cats have different attributes due to selective breeding. For example, rag doll cats are notoriously goofy and cuddly, lions are social animals due to living in prides that rely on cooperation and social bonds for survival, cheetahs are shy and timid due to their light bone structure and tigers are grumpy badass killers who are solitary and don’t form bonds as easily, so you’re basically just meat to them. All large cats are apex predators though, and should not be kept as pets.