Is a Siberian more outgoing than a Norwegian Forest Cat in a busy household?
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Alice Hughes
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In my experience, yes, a Siberian tends to be more outgoing and people-focused than a Norwegian Forest Cat, especially in a busy household. Siberians are known for their dog-like attachment to their humans-they often seek out interaction, follow you from room to room, and are generally less fazed by chaos or strangers. Norwegian Forest Cats, while still social, lean a bit more independent and reserved; they’ll observe the commotion from a high perch before deciding to join in.
That said, individual personality matters a lot-I’ve met a few NFCs who were the life of the party. Out of curiosity, what’s the energy level of your household like? That might tip the scales either way.
That said, individual personality matters a lot-I’ve met a few NFCs who were the life of the party. Out of curiosity, what’s the energy level of your household like? That might tip the scales either way.
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