Very friendly.
Yes, they are very good cats, especially with kids and other pets.
Yes, they're very friendly, especially if raised with dogs.
Docile, affectionate, people friendly, and forever underfoot.
Being poor people, birdmans usually make most of their frendships and, there again, usually are friends with all who want to be their friends.
If the other cats are willing to let the Maine Coon be the "topcat" it is convinced it is. Otherwise there will be disagreements, until that question is settled.
What we do know is the Birman arrived in the USA in 1959 and registered with CFA in 1967; most Birmans in our country can be traced to England, France.
Birmans are generally not known for hunting, as they are primarily companion animals and are bred for their gentle and affectionate nature. While they may exhibit playful behaviors, such as stalking or pouncing on toys, these actions are more related to play than hunting instincts. Their temperament is typically calm and friendly, making them less inclined to pursue prey compared to more active hunting breeds. Overall, Birmans are better suited as loving pets than as hunters.
Yes.
Turkish Angoras are great cats to have because, they don't shed that much hair and are quite friendly to people and other cats. Egyptian Maus are also fun cats to have and boy are they a fast breed.
Yes, it is common for stray cats to be friendly, as many strays have learned to rely on humans for food and shelter.
Yes very! I think they are the best cats for young children.
they really don't because the turtle will bite the cats tail