Can an American Curl's curled ears make owners underestimate how playful the cat is?
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Victoria Hamilton
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Yes, it’s possible. The American Curl’s distinctive ears often give the cat a soft, contemplative expression, which can lead owners to assume a more sedate personality. In reality, these cats are typically energetic, curious, and playful well into adulthood. The ear shape is purely cosmetic and unrelated to temperament-kittens and adults alike often retain a kitten-like love for interactive toys, climbing, and chasing. Owners who focus too much on the cat’s unique appearance may miss the need for regular play sessions and enrichment. It’s wise to evaluate the individual cat’s behavior rather than relying on the ear set as a personality cue.
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