Thank you for doing that 💕🙏

They have bind with you Usually only one person I have 15 yr old & a 7 Mon. old three legged one They are my fav breed for being more like a dog.

@@CHRISTINE162004 The pleasures been all mine. He is a little odd and cowers when I first come home but comes out of it in a few seconds. I don't know what his life was like before I adopted him. I'm assuming not very good. He is skittish at best but is very sweet and will lay next to me on the couch as long as I don't pet him. I can here him run around when I'm not in the same room. But he is my little buddy while watching tv.

@@denisekinzle1672 good luck with the little guy. He just a normal 3 legged cat. I agree that they are dog like. I've had Tonkinese in the past that would play fetch and retrieve. Just not this time around and as I mentioned I'm o.k. with that. He's a big spoiled baby I can tell you that and he is adorable with his little blue eyes.

We had two Tonks years ago. They are the best. One of ours fetched too. Great personalities. Hard to find them though.

Ahahah I adopted both! One was given to me, the siamese cat was rescue. They are both females, 2 years apart... Imagine you have in the same room Snoop Dogg and Chris Rock... Guess which one is which 😅

Yes like a dog.I just got one from kill shelter with 3 legs.She is beautiful & loves to be danced with like my 15 yr old.I love the breed for being so smart & loving

My Burmese boy was exactly like you described only he slept pressed against my lower leg .. I miss him so much

My Siamese would follow me around like a dog too, just his presence around home was comforting. Half of his nose was pink & he’d sit in the sun all day & had developed nose cancer. He was very affectionate only when he wanted to be. Miss him so much.

I had to put my cat down 5 days ago, not a siamese, just a mut that my family and i had rescued from the kennel when he was about 1-2 years old. I ended up having him almost 20 years, from when i was in 8th grade all the way till i was 31. He would wake me up in the mornings and would push me to go to bed at night, where he would always hop up onto my stomach, give me a little headbop goodnight, and then snuggle either next to me or on my lap until i went to sleep. Now every day I get up and he's not there, I keep checking my surroundings thinking he'll be sleeping on the couch behind me, or expecting him to come and jump up on my lap for a hug

@@magmat0585 What a beautiful post. We were both so lucky to have our beloved "children" in our lives for as long as we did.

Mine was a cuddler too. He loved opera, especially Puccini, and would run upstairs to watch Poirot with me. A highly cultured kitty.

Mine liked to play fetch as well. Lovely wee boy, and he had no fear-- adventure cat!

Every little girl needs a kitty like that.

Power to you!

My Russian Blue loved pets and brushing. He also opened the doors! I miss him!😻

True it is the given temperament also the mood also the hand that was stroking the other two cats may influence behavior. Who knows

I agree that much is to do with their personalities, and also their age. My current cat would never sit on our lap in her early years (her brother from the same litter was the opposite). At 16yrs she wants cuddles all the time.

You don’t know much about breeds if you think that the breed has nothing to do with personality. Character is one of a breed’s characteristics, along with the appearance and gene history (say, hairy Sphynxes don’t look like Sphynxes but they are 100% Sphynxes by genes). Btw the one in the vid is not Siamese - at its best it’s a breed now called Thai, but maybe just a color-pointed stray. Though some branches of Thai have ‘defected’ aggressive character. Many ppl think the breed doesn’t matter cause they are fast to incorrectly label breeds just based on similarity, without a good knowledge of breed’s standard. ‘Blue coat? It’s Russian Blue! Flat nose? It’s Persian!’ No it doesn’t work like this. The only exception is traumatised cats - they’d behave differently from their breed. But that’s psychological disorder rather than character.

@@erynn9968 My grandmother had two purebred Siamese, one liked to be petted and the other didn't. You would pet the one that didn't like it and she would just look at you like "How dare you touch me, peasant!" Other aspects of their personalities were vastly different as well.

I agree, all cats have their own personalities. Some breeds do have likely traits but even in those breeds there will be completely different personalities.

sounds gorgeous. bless her, they are so beautiful too, inside and out. I’ve a rescued Tonkinese, less in love with affection but so sweet. if the shelter ever has a ragdoll I think I might have to home it!

I adopted a ragdoll kitten a couple years ago and I will be hard pressed to want another breed after her. She is the sweetest thing and is such a little snuggler

@@BreMue it so true I've had about 3 other cats before my ragdoll kitty and they were all so much more different and more independent... my ragdoll always wanted to be by my side or another family member and always wanted to be petted... it was so strange to see a cat act like that.

Ragdolls are just so happy to be touched

Aww. I'm so sorry you lost your baby. I have two 13 year old ragdolls and they both have different personalities. One doesn't really like being picked up but she's learned to relax as she's gotten older... but, she needs to always be with me. I call her my puppy girl. She's always near me, and follows me from room to room. The other one is more independent, but she does the true ragdoll thing of going completely limp when I pick her up. Both of them sprawl when they're lying down and I pet them. These are the first purebred cats I've ever had (all my others were rescues) and they are definitely different from any cats I've had (I've had a lot). I really love my ragdoll's unique personalities. 💖

I couldn't agree more with that last sentence!

Oh dear human - you do need to meet a better quality of people! Most thoughtful and heartfelt I've met have all fled persecution in other countries ( Iraq, Poland, Syria) and are relying on Holy God to help them with their new chances at life here in the USA. They know what grief and terror is, and exhibit gracious, heroic friendship.

Maybe if humans valued each other more there would be less wars in the world, which are escalating at a drastic speed.

Last part of your comment is right on point. And then they will call you “a crazy cat person” lol

they look very fat though

Perfect new family member for all, given your excellent technique!

When our siamese acts like on this video, it’s usually a sign he needs to be brushed. Right after we brush him (or take him for a walk) he’s usually much happier about getting pets.

Hello, My Madeline is an 'Applehead' Siamese. She is extremely affectionate, loves to be petted, and, until very recently loved to be brushed, full body. Sadly, at a late age to develop this, she now has FHS Feline Hyperesthasia Syndrome. This is why some cats will no longer want you to touch them past their shoulders. Their backs will sometimes look ripply, fur not smooth. Siamese who can be a bit OCD with preening, will begin to lick themselves excessively, and, as they accelerate, moving toward their hind quarters, they will go into a seizure. They latch on and will flip off of furniture, window sills, kitty trees etc. I had to buy soft, padded cones for Maddy (14 and 8 mos), so if she went into a seizure when I was asleep or not home she wouldn't get hurt. FHS also causes their brains to manifest neuropathy in their back and sides , making them painful to touch. Internet will tell you this syndrome is extremely rare happening mostly to purebreds with Siamese at the top of the list. It will also say that it starts at about age 5. Maddy was 12 and 8 mos at onset. There is no cure. Some vets will use Gabapentin. The most important thing is to keep them as Calm as possible. CHEWY carries Homeopathic anxiety medication. CBD for Cats is also good for Anxiety.

I have the same experience. My male cats are more like "babies" and my female cats are more independent.

I had a Siamese mix named Max too! He was such a sweetie, he loved pets so much and he liked to lick a lot!

This is common in Maine Coons as well. Males are very "goofy" and females tend to be more prim and proper. But both are extremely affectionate.

I have some more videos featuring him scheduled to be published in the coming days! :)

My cat did the exact same thing. He felt it was necessary to be just with humans around .. also the going from bed to bed and waking people to make sure they knew kitty was with them again for an hour or so 😂😂

Aww I have a cat similar to that. Her name is Raven and she is a beautiful black cat. Raven has short fur, big owl eyes, a tiny nose, and a really small body. Seriously, she is extremely small. Anyways, she is super sweet and sometimes snuggles with her twin brother, Angel who is super big and handsome. They are both super chubby, by the way. We had them as kittens. Sometimes, when I pick Raven up and put her on my bed, there's a chance she will start purring and kneeding on her favorite leopard blanket. It's super adorable. I love Raven so much. I'm glad she is only 1 years old now and I promised that I would take her with me whenever I start my adulthood and get a place to call home. I may be able to take her brother, but I'm not so sure. If you actually read this, thank you. Also, please visit my Instagram to see pictures of my cats and dog. @the.house.of.cats.and.a.doggo

So my cat Vicky is a burmese lol. She only likes my brothers attention but she shows her butt to be petted. 🤭

Lovely names. My Mia is a russian blue, she loves being with us. Ragdolls are amazing. 💜

My Snowshoe Siamese are Mochi and Suki 💗 So cute!

My cats name is sushi too 😂😂

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I have to agree. We inherented two Ragdoll brothers from my in-laws. They are hairy to the max and can be incredibly loud, but besides being super loving, very humorous (especially the one with the "close set eyes" (just a tiny bit cross-eyed?)) and great company for each other, at nearly 16 years old, they've been outstandingly healthy.

@@cindylutz7442 the amount of hair can be a bit overwhelming. 😳 I swear I sweep up the equivalent of my ragdoll everyday.

It’s so nice to see when cats accept kittens and help raise them when needed.

Lmao! Yes my Ragdoll also turns into a puddle 😂.

I have a huge flame point and he loves to lay right in front of us on his back with his paws all spread wide and wait for some stomach rubs.

It seems like they change what they like when they grow older, it’s fun to see their development! 😄

Thank you very much!

Maine Coon's are my favorite! I had one until he was 20, just the absolute best cat in the world. He was always there for me, so sweet and beautiful! 😍

Thanks for the warning, it’s moved now as mentioned in the video description 😊

My orange shorthair tabby does the same. I think it has more to do with their personality traits and history than breed.

Exactly the same as my Russian Blue. It was such an honor to be her special person.

Thank you! We try to care for them as best we can! It is so much fun to see their personalities develop when they grow

I have one too, she has such an amazing and strong personality

@@wolfiesasha887 Lot of happiness with your blue princess! 😍

@@alessiadesanctis3614 true !! ❤️❤️❤️

@@wolfiesasha887 May your life always be full of love, sweetheart 😍

@@alessiadesanctis3614 thank you ! Same with yours 🔮and with lots of cats 💜

Haha, he sounds like a nice cat :) Have you tried petting him with a hair brush, furminator (or similar), a comb and so on? Our siamese has a favourite brush that he almost always allows us to pet him with, and often times he even lays flat on the ground to relax while he’s brushed.

mine too!!

same, i love how they try so hard to feel bored but there is this subtle wriggling of the tip of their tail to betray them

@@mischiefmanaged2842 lol exactly 💯

That Russian Blue is a youngster. The eyes haven't changed to the adult colors yet. It took my boy nearly 3 years to become affectionate. But you go near his tummy, expect to be shredded. If your petting is kept to the head, ears and cheeks the Russian Blue will be much more tolerant. They are very easily startled cats, but can be very loving.

@@dianathomas7592 My Russian Blue ("Natasha") will follow me everywhere and become vocally upset if I'm not in her view. She actually once urinated on my suitcase when I returned from a trip which my vet told me was because she "blamed" the suitcase for taking me away. I agree-when she exposes her belly to me I take it only as a compliment that she trusts me BUT I don't rub/scratch it-she would get upset and I know that

I agree. I have a Russian blue as well .he loves to play and also loves pets