Nowadays, many people like to keep cats, and different cats have different IQs. Do you know which cats are smarter? Today I will reveal the secret to you - the top 10 cat IQ rankings. Let’s see which cats are ranked? No. 10: Persian cat Persian cat...
Nowadays, many people like to keep cats, and different cats have different IQs. Do you know which cats are smarter? Today I will reveal the secret to you - the top 10 cat IQ rankings. Let’s see which cats are ranked?
No. 10: Persian cat
Persian cat is famous for its luxurious long hair and unique facial expressions. They are usually docile and have strong adaptability to the environment. He has a high IQ and is definitely not a noisy cat. Even if he screams, his voice will be thin and gentle. The sound will not make people irritate at all, but will be pleasant and pleasant.
No. 9: American Shorthair
American Shorthair is known for their strong bodies and beautiful hair. The body is strong and the personality is brave. In life, they are gentle and cute, have a stable personality, and will not change due to changes in the environment or mood.
No. 8: Ragdoll Cat
Rugdoll Cat is loved by people for its extremely docile personality and hairy appearance. He is friendly to people, patient, and always mistakenly thinks that he lacks pain. Ragdoll cats can tolerate children's scratching and are suitable for families with children.
No. 7: Maine Cat
Maine Cat is one of the largest domestic cat breeds in the world, with a long hair and approachable personality. They are very smart, easy to train, and sometimes even execute commands like dogs. He is understanding and loyal to his master.
No. 6: British Shorthair Cats
British Shorthair Cats are very smart and are especially good at sensing their owner's facial expressions. When their owner is sad, they will stay with them obediently. In addition, you can train some small skills, such as high-five. But because of his intelligence, he often hides food.
No. 5: Garfield
When there is no food, is your owner or a stranger, and it will take the initiative to come over to ask you for something to eat. We don’t know what some cats mean, but Garfield will come over and meow at you, run to the cat food, and keep looking at you pitifully, waiting for you to feed.
No. 4: German cat
German cat is a medium-sized shorthair cat known for its flexible jumping ability and high IQ. They are very curious, enjoy exploring their surroundings, and are extremely easy to train. Their playful nature means that they can quickly learn some games, such as hide and seek, follow-up and pick up things, which is easy to learn.
No. 3: Ocelot
Ocelot is a small wild cat. Although it is different from domestic cats in appearance, they can also be used as pets and show high intelligence. Ocelots are very active, curious, and learn new things very quickly. It is very wild, so it is not as docile as the domestic pet cat.
No. 2: Herocat
Herocat is a medium-sized cat, famous for its smooth coat and unique color. They are very smart, don’t like being with someone, don’t like loneliness, and can’t stand indifference. Once ignored by the owner, you will become depressed and well-behaved, and can learn small skills such as somersaults, picking up things and throwing things, etc.
No. 1: Hairless cat, also known as Sphinx cat, is named because its body is almost completely covered with hair. They are very smart, and they will come by by calling them names, like opening a door is a piece of cake for them. The hairless cat is very alert to strangers and is not as scared as ordinary cats.
Uncrown King: Pastoral cats
Pastoral cats, which we often call ordinary domestic cats, may not be underestimated in appearance, although their IQs should not be underestimated. Pastoral cats are very flexible, have strong adaptability, can eat and sleep, have strong self-repair ability, and can quickly learn how to live in harmony with humans.
Each cat has its own unique personality and traits. The IQ does not mean the quality of a cat, nor should it be the only criterion for choosing a pet cat breed. What really matters is the emotional connection with the cat and the understanding and care between each other.
