Behaviour of Siamese Cats

1. Introduction to Siamese Cats
2. Breed history
3. Behaviour of Siamese Cats
4. What to look for
5. Show Standards
6. Summary
7. Pictures of Siamese Cats

If you are a family divided between dog lovers and cat lovers, this breed is likely to satisfy all the requirements of both. They even seem to enjoy a long 'walkies' on a secure lead with their owners.
The Siamese breed are extremely affectionate and make entertaining and often quite dominating pets. Even into old age these beautiful blue eyed creatures are still lively active and playful.

A Siamese will always want to be involved in whatever you as his or her owner are doing, they are an energetic and friendly creature and make excellent if demanding pets. So if you don’t have time to lavish all of your attention of your Siamese, they can become distressed and sad.

This breed of cat has great character. They are playful, intelligent and affectionate with a deeply loving nature and an incredible beauty, particularly the eyes. They also are very often quite vocal and 'talk' to their owners. If there is something they need, they will let you know in no uncertain terms. Whether it is to go out, to remind you it is tea time, or just that they want some affection, this cat bridges both dog and cat character perfectly.

Some people have compared the very distinctive 'maiow' of the Siamese to that of a baby crying. It can be quite haunting too. They are generally a very affectionate breed and highly people friendly, often demanding much attention from their adopted families.

They can appear quite aloof with new people, but will slowly be won over, so don’t forget to allow them enough time to make up their own minds about whether someone is worthy of their attention.

It would be difficult to make the Siamese cat do anything they don’t actually want to do - whether it be climbing your brand new curtains or opening your kitchen cabinets. So you will have to be very creative to be the master of this active alert and intelligent companion.

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