Anyone who’s ever owned a cat knows they can have a wild side.
Typically, this behavior is just brushed aside as being playful, especially because most cats have a cute and cuddly appearance. This automatically disqualifies them from being dangerous.
In some cases, they’re only dangerous to other animals and strangers, and not necessarily their families.
These cats are not inherently aggressive; however, if they feel threatened, they can display aggressive tendencies. If they get bored, they are more prone to destructive behavior.
If a Siamese cat is in a safe and comfortable environment and given enough attention and playtime, they are generally affectionate and loving.
They need plenty of mental and physical stimulation to prevent them from destructive behavior. For this reason, they require extra attention from cat owners.
Bengals are highly active and intelligent. They enjoy playing in the water, climbing up cat trees, and learning tricks.
Chausies have a lot of energy. They love to play and be active, and they’re even known for acting like rambunctious kitties well into adulthood.
Some breeds/owners joke that they have a “hairdresser gene”. Although this isn’t meant to cause harm, having a Somali’s claws swipe so close to someone’s face can be problematic.