Which Cat Breed Is Right for You?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What kind of presence do you want your cat to have?

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  • A.
    Large, impressive, and confident
  • B.
    Gentle and affectionate
  • C.
    Luxury, calm, and composed
  • D.
    I’m not sure yet
• 2.
  How important is size to you?

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  • A.
    Very — I want a large cat
  • B.
    Somewhat — but temperament matters more
  • C.
    Size doesn’t matter much as temperament
  • D.
    I prefer moderate size
• 3.
  How much daily interaction do you want from your cat?

  • A.
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    Very interactive and engaging
  • B.
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    Very attached and people-oriented
  • C.
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    Independent but affectionate
  • D.
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    Low-demand companion
• 4.
  How much grooming are you comfortable with?

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  • A.
    I like longhaired cats. Weekly brushing is fine
  • B.
    Moderate brushing is fine
  • C.
    I prefer shorthaired cats. Minimal grooming preferred
  • D.
    I’m unsure
• 5.
  What best describes your home?

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  • A.
    Active household, I want a cat and adventures.
  • B.
    Family-focused home, compatibility with kids or other pets is important.
  • C.
    Quiet or structured home, we are introverted here and we love that.
  • D.
    Apartment / works long hours etc
• 6.
  Do you expect your cat to consistently seek affection, follow you from room to room, and enjoy regular snuggling — or are you comfortable with a more independent personality?

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  • A.
    I want a cat that is reliably affectionate and people-oriented. Up in my armpit, sitting on my keyboard type of cat.
  • B.
    I value affection, but some independence is fine. I expect a cat to be dignified with some presence.
  • C.
    Personality variation does not bother me. I love a good cat however they feel about me.
  • D.
    I can adapt to different temperaments. I don't mind an aloof temperament.
• 7.
  Are you prepared for premium breeder pricing? Our cats are intentionally bred with health testing, structured socialization, and long-term support. How prepared are you for an investment at that level?

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  • A.
    Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for.
  • B.
    Budgeting but serious.
  • C.
    I am still exploring options
  • D.
    Just researching the best cat for me
• 8.
  How do you envision one of our cats fitting into your life? What is your primary goal?

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  • A.
    An impressive presence with strong personality and confidence
  • B.
    A deep emotional connection and close companionship
  • C.
    Calm elegance and steady, balanced temperament
  • D.
    I am still learning and exploring what would fit best

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Maine Coons

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  You are drawn to presence, structure, and a cat is almost dog like. The Maine Coon is a large, intelligent breed that matures slowly and rewards patient, engaged owners. With their confident personality, strong bone structure, and long developmental timeline, they thrive in homes that appreciate growth in phases rather than instant results. If you value a cat that becomes more impressive and balanced with age, the Maine Coon may be the right long-term fit for your lifestyle.
• 2.
  Ragdoll

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  You prioritize emotional connection and steady companionship. Ragdolls are known for their affectionate, people-oriented temperament and their tendency to seek closeness with their families. They mature earlier than Maine Coons and often integrate smoothly into homes that want consistent affection without overwhelming intensity. If your vision includes a cat that bonds deeply and enjoys being part of daily routines, the Ragdoll may align beautifully with your expectations.
• 3.
  British Shorthair/Longhair

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  You appreciate balance, quiet confidence, and refined temperament. The British Shorthair/Longhair offers a steady, composed personality with affectionate moments delivered on their terms. They tend to thrive in structured homes where calm energy is valued over constant interaction. If you envision a cat that brings elegance and stability to your space rather than high intensity, the British Longhair may be the most natural fit.
• 4.
  Your Preferences Span More Than One Breed

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  Based on your answers, more than one of our breeds could potentially fit your lifestyle. That is not unusual. Many owners value traits that overlap across breeds, such as affection, stability, or presence.The best next step is to look more closely at how you picture daily life with your cat. Do you imagine a highly interactive companion who follows you from room to room, a deeply affectionate lap cat, or a calm presence that enjoys closeness without constant engagement? Clarifying that vision will make your decision feel obvious rather than uncertain.Explore the blog pages below to compare temperament, grooming expectations, and maturity timelines in more detail.