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Which animal is better to choose for a home: a cat or a cat

Ihor Romanko

Which animal is better to choose for a home: a cat or a cat
Which animal is better to choose for a home: a cat or a cat

When choosing a cat for your home, one of the main questions is whether to choose a male or a female. In the case of cats, their behavior does not differ much depending on their sex. However, females may scream loudly during sexual desire, and males may start marking everything around them. There are also other differences.

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If you're going to keep a cat in a private home and plan to let it walk outside where it will meet other cats, you should be aware that conflict is possible. Even though cats can defend themselves, it is better to choose a male who will be better able to defend his interests. If you don't plan to neuter your cat, you should prepare for the fact that he will mark many places. In addition, the cat may leave the house for several days in search of adventure, which can be stressful.

Instead, the cat will definitely feel comfortable in a city apartment. Females are usually calmer and more likely to stay on the couch next to their owners. Of course, there are exceptions.

When you are considering adopting a cat or cat, there are several key factors to consider. The first consideration is the size of the animal, as male cats are usually larger than female cats, especially when it comes to giant breeds. So if you have limited space in your home, it's better to choose a cat.

The next important aspect is the animal's personality. Despite the common stereotype, male cats are often friendlier than female cats, so if you usually have guests in the house, it is better to get a cat. However, if you prefer to be alone, it is better to choose a cat that usually does not need so much attention and contact with other people.

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Also, it is worth considering that male cats usually get along better with their owners and people in general, while females are more likely to choose one person with whom they interact the most. However, this is not a strict rule, so regardless of the sex of the animal, each family member should take responsibility for feeding and caring for the pet.

Cats and cats have different characteristics that can affect their attitude toward children and other animals. Cats are usually more patient with children, even if they don't like excessive contact. They usually just need to hide from the child and warn them with a scream to avoid any problems. Cats, on the other hand, can be more aggressive if they are not satisfied with something.

Aggression can be a problem for pets, but studies show that the tendency to aggression does not depend on the sex of the animal. Unsterilized cats may be more likely to show aggression when they are in heat or protecting their kittens. The problem can be solved by spaying or neutering the animal, and by avoiding negative experiences in the past that may make the animal more aggressive.

Cats are usually easier to get along with, but an unsterilized cat may be aggressive toward a newcomer. Weaning and physical punishment can help make a cat less aggressive. However, spaying an animal can help eliminate most of the differences in behavior between cats and dogs that are caused by the sex of the pet. It also reduces the tendency to aggression and helps the animal live longer and be healthier.

We have already written about whether cats understand human language.

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