Selkirk Rex (Selkirk Rex) are very affectionate cats. However, they cannot be called compulsive. They easily get along with any animals in the house. If necessary, cats will quietly stay alone.

Scottish Fold are sociable, easy to get along with other pets, as well as small children, quickly adapt to any living conditions.

The Munchkin is one of the most unusual modern cat breeds. With an average body length, their legs are two to three times shorter than those of ordinary cats.

Mekong Bobtails are friendly, very attached to their owners, active and playful. They do not tolerate loneliness, prefer to be in company, but are not overly intrusive.

Manxes (Manx) are unusual cats with a rabbit article and a rounded, fluffy tailbone.

The breed's founder, Linda Coel, named these wonderful curly-haired creatures with a certain amount of irony.

Kurilian Bobtails come in both semi-long-haired and short-haired varieties. They are friendly, sociable, active, companionable and loyal cats that are easy to train.

Japanese Bobtail have choleric temperament: they are absolute extroverts, sociable, affectionate, do not like loneliness, prone to mood swings. These cats love to jump and play.

Don Sphynxes are affectionate, non-aggressive, playful, have a bit of dog-like behaviour, but are unobtrusive and tactful.

Devon ReXs are affectionate and energetic. Like other Rexes, they are "cat-like" in character. They are affectionate, agile and loyal to the owner.

Cornish Rexes are very intelligent, attached to their owners, perfectly trainable and even allow themselves to be walked on a leash.

The Canadian Sphynx is the first recognised breed of hairless cat. If you want an animal that does its own thing and does not need to socialise, the Sphynx is not for you.