Is the Turkish Angora more independent than the velcro-style Siamese family breeds?
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Isaac Foster
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1 mo. ago
Yeah, Angoras are way more independent than Siamese. Siamese cats will follow you around, demand constant attention, and basically Velcro themselves to you 24/7. Turkish Angoras are affectionate but they've got their own agenda-they'll hang out with you on their terms and then wander off to do their own thing. If you want a cat that doesn't need to be glued to your hip, go with the Angora.
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Austin Perry
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1 mo. ago
From my experience owning both, yes, the Turkish Angora is much more independent. My Siamese would literally sit on my keyboard while I worked and cry if I closed a door, while my Angora will happily entertain herself for hours chasing a toy mouse or watching birds out the window. She'll come for cuddles on her own schedule, then just walk away when she's done. No guilt trips, no constant meowing for attention.
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Lily Harrison
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1 mo. ago
Huge difference in how they handle solitude. My Angora will happily spend an afternoon napping in a sunbeam or batting a feather toy alone, while my Siamese acts like I've abandoned her if I'm in another room for ten minutes. The Angora checks in for affection, then leaves without drama. Siamese breeds demand constant contact and vocalize if they don't get it.
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