Top 10 breeds of cats

The Devon Rex is a relatively young breed of cat that was unintentionally discovered in the Devonshire region of England in 1960.

10. Devon Rex Cats

The affectionately referred to as "Abys," these cats are graceful and regal-looking, simple to care for, and make excellent pets for cat enthusiasts.

9. Abyssinian Cats

One of the most recent cat breeds is the Sphynx, a wrinkled, hairless beauty with prominent cheekbones, large ears, and eyes.

8. Sphynx Cats

Many Scottish fold cats are gentle and sweet-natured, but they stand out from other cat breeds thanks to their folded ears, which give them an owl-like look.

7. Scottish Fold Cats

As "America's breed," the American shorthair cat has a solid reputation. The first cats of this kind were brought to North America by early settlers from Europe.

6. American Shorthair Cats

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Maine Coon cats, one of the oldest natural breeds in North America, are renowned for their size, intelligence, and playfulness.

5. Maine Coon Cats

Persian cats are friendly, peaceful, stunning creatures of habit, known for their gentle, laid-back attitudes, charming looks, and big eyes.

4. Persian Cats

The British shorthair is thought to have been introduced to England by the Romans in the first century, when the country's native wild cats and the breed coexisted and reproduced.

3. British Shorthair

Ragdoll cats are affectionate and laid-back; they earn their name from their propensity to unwind and go limp in one's arms when picked up. one of the biggest cat breeds,

2. Ragdoll Cats

The Persian cat, which had held the top spot for the previous 31 years, has once again been dethroned by the Exotic cat as America's most popular registered cat for the third year in a row.

1. Exotic Shorthair Cats

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