Abyssinian Cats

Most professional breeders will agree that Abyssinian cats are extroverted, and very active and playful. In most cases, Abyssinian cats are never “lap cats,” as they are considered one of the most active breed of cats. Abyssinian cats love playing and exploring, and those two characteristics are the two main reasons why Abyssinian cats make great show cats. However, there are some Abyssinian cats that are very shy and timid- especially in public.

Abyssinian cats are often called “Abys” by the breeds’ fans, owners and breeders. I know the owners love their Abyssinian cats because that’s what it takes to keep a healthy and loving Abyssinian cat as a pet. This breed needs interaction and may even get depressed without any activity or attention from the owners. Abyssinian cats also get along with other cats very well, though they sometimes need their own space.

Abyssinian cats are also very intelligent; they do not take any kind of risks and are very sensible. They are physically capable of climbing to high places and they enjoy it. They also love playing fetch and playing with strings like many cats do. They also make great hunters, though you might not expect your Abyssinian cat to be one.