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Three cat breeds you should not get at number one we have black-footed cat the black-footed cat is one of the most aggressive cat breeds the kitties of voracious Hunter and killer next laoi they actually look like tiny werewolves likea may be more sensitive to temperature extremes due to their sparse
Goat next burmes the burmeses tendency to be talkative is oftenly irritating burmes cats may suffer from separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
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This is the first time I've heard of lykoi. I know cats as rare as blackfooted cats which are not pet animals by any means. You can have tigers as pets but not this little monster. Not sociable with humans at all.
The first one is wild and the last 2 are normal vat breeds
This was really weak. The reasons given for not owning these three breeds were ridiculous!
Yeah, you shouldn't get a black footed cat because it's an undomesticated wild breed that's endangered and scarce. It's illegal to own one.
There's no reason not to get a Lykoi. Sure their fur is sparse (a spontaneous genetic mutation) but as for being vulnerable to differences in temperature, take a look at the Sphinx or Peterbald breeds — no fur at all, really! You can (and should) put little pet sweaters on them to keep them warm.
And as for Burmese being annoyingly chatty, you can get a similar earful from several breeds, including the Siamese, Balanese, Oriental, Main Coon and many others.
Seriously, this was some really weak, poor content.