Do Persians usually become lap cats, or are they more decorative sofa companions?
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Audrey Jennings
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I’ve had Persians for years, and I’ll be honest-they’re not guaranteed lap cats. Some become cuddly over time, but many prefer to lounge nearby rather than on you. They’re more like elegant sofa companions who appreciate your presence from a distance. If you’re set on a lap cat, don’t assume a Persian will fit that mold; it depends heavily on individual personality and early socialization.
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