Resentment is a natural feeling that can arise not only in people, but also in cats.
True, unlike the “two-legged”, our brothers are less offended if there is no reason for it.
By the way, one of these reasons may be a deserved punishment for a committed offense - according to veterinarians, cats are not capable of feeling guilty, hence the resentment.
What is noteworthy is that purebred animals often have a more complex character than their non-purebred and mixed-breed counterparts.
Among the most wayward breeds are Siamese, Maine Coons, British Shorthairs, Chausies, Abyssinians, Mekong Bobtails and Bengals.
Many representatives of these cat breeds have a difficult character and can be touchy and vindictive.
If you don't have enough time to raise a pet, it's better to choose a more good-natured animal.
It is also important to consider the age of the cat: the older the pet, the more often it shows its character, while kittens are offended less often and only because of serious mistakes of the owner.
Earlier we told you what to do if a dog bites its owner .
