Black cats

Most cats have a lazy and quirky nature.They also show contrasting personalities like us , they also suffer from fluctuations in their metal state like humans.  But does your cat’s attitude have something to do with his or her breed? 

Stereotypically, people associate pit bulls with a bit more of a temper than, say, a golden retriever.  Could this hold true for cats as well?  Are calico cats nicer than tabby cats? Are Siamese cats as grouchy and snobby as they are portrayed in children’s fairy tales?How about Black varetiy, does it’s temper really shoots through roof?

Apparently, it has nothing to do with breed or color at all, it’s just ingrained in their personalities to be the angriest cats around.Almost fifteen percent of cats turn hostile to humans after a certain point in their life.  This has nothing to do with breed or color, it’s just a general preference. 

Do You Think You Have The Angriest Cat?

If you are worried that you bought the angriest cat at the shelter due to constant hissing and a general aggravation that surrounds your little critter, give him some time!Do not start repentinting on your new buy so soon.  Let him get used to the family.  Cats are very sensitive creatures, and often, you just need to allow them time to adjust at their own pace.It is quite probable that your pet might hide in a corner and not even touch it’s food.  This doesn’t necessarily make him a one of the grouchiest, or angriest cats, it could just mean he’s a little shy, or maybe has a rough memory of what a family is like.Keep in mind that quite a few animals have an fogettable experience befor coming to a rescue pet shelter.  Your cat could have been a stray or an alley cat, making your “getting to know you” process a little more difficult.

What Do You Do?

A good rule of thumb for starting out on the right foot with the angriest cat in the batch, is to start slow.Do not try to create an artificial interaction,this might threaten the new animal and furter distant away from you.  Let him get used to the new atmosphere, eventually he will come up and want to check you out.This sort of cat behaviour might frustrate you initially, and you might conclude that you picked the angrieast cat of the lot, however it might not be true and this one might turn out to be the best one after it gets familiar with it’s home.  There are also products on the market to ease his introduction like Feliway, which is a spray that is advertised to help relax a cats nerves.  You may find that these types of products make your first few weeks of pet ownership a little more tolerable.