@@_RayOfLight_ me also! Three cats with different personalities and I love each and every one and they all have their good qualities and some not desirable, but they are unique and all love and trust in a different way.
My older cat is dominant but not overly aggressive and kinda antisocial, but she will lay next to the other cats. My younger one is impulsive but really social with me.
@@njmcd my formerly feral senior rescue went from hissy old street cat to a huge, clingy, loving baby who follows me everywhere and must always be touching me, even if it's to gently place a paw on me. It took me a month to socialize the old man, but now he loves EVERYONE. He considers the spare bedroom (where he first stayed) to be HIS room, even though he has the run of the house. He gets mad if I sleep in the master bedroom, so I sleep in the spare room with him. He even has his own side of the bed! I couldn't be without him.
My Mr Kitty is well-adjusted. I feed him on a schedule he gets canned cat food at 8:00 in the morning and at 5:00 at night, throughout the day he has dry food that he can eat. When company comes he comes out to greet them he let the people pet him and Rose on his back to expose his belly for belly rub so he is very social and he's the only cat I have, but he loves people
We have 3 agreeable type cats and one dominant type cat. The funny thing is that the dominant cat is the smallest. She’s about 5.5 lbs but thinks she’s a saber toothed tiger. We call her an only cat.
Usually my cat is more of the social type when it comes to seeing any of my friends visiting. She remembers one of them when she was a kitten so she knows for sure she is happy. Otherwise, she's a bit shy but will come out and interact.
My cat is lazy sleeps Almost all day and night. He was rescued as a kitten. never wanted to play but he will sleep with me most nights . Has no tail and can’t jump. He likes outside during the day but comes in at night. Yard is fenced so he never goes outside the yard. There are two other cats and is agreeable with them.
My female, Meeko, definitely fits the Neurotic type while my male, Gizmo, is definitely the extrovert. I always thought Meeko was anxious and wanted to hide more due to the fact that she was a feral kitten when we accidently trapped her in our old apartment at the age of 6-8 weeks old. She's now 5 years old but still gets anxious quite often, will hiss, bite and scratch if you try picking her up and still hides most of the time. Gizmo was found as a sick stray also at the age of 6-8 weeks old with both eyes infected and an upper respiratory infection. He's now 6 years old.
Gizmo is a bit of a combination I suppose. Mostly neurotic with a some agreeable traits. With me, she's very loving and affectionate. But she wants to hide from any strangers.
personality groupings can be fun, but I think it's harmful when people get too attached to them and forget that individuals don't fit into neat boxes. Neither of my 2 cats fit perfectly into any of these categories.
Sure it's fun, but the point is missed entirely when that viewpoint is taken. It is also extremely helpful for understanding your unique individual cat, as the video kindly explains. Not a single cat in existence would fit into one box (unless it's cardboard) a that is not the point of doing this. The personality types give you a direction to go in order to better understand how your intelligent and living companion experiences the world and behaves. Knowing a fruit is an orange is helpful, why wouldn't it be for more complex organisms?
None of my cats fit into any of these categories either. My Bash is dominant but not in an aggressive way, more in a playful way. He is very loving to me and my other cats. My Tuna is very agreeable but also very bossy. He knows my schedule better than I do! If I start getting ready for work at a time he knows I should be home he tries to block the door so I can't leave. My Skeep sticks mainly to herself enjoying alone time atop her kitty tower. She decides when its time for attention and she will end up glued to my lap when it's time. My wifes Midori is kinda slow and chill. She loves her morning playtimes and just lounges around all day. She is what we call a "junk food kitty" though. If she hears a bag of any kind she comes a-runnin even if she doesn't every eat anything in those bags.
Two cats - (both rescues) 1- Tink - neurotic (and agreeable). She loves me and will hang out with me, but the running joke in my house is that any changes to furniture placement or company/deliveries that sort of thing, must be submitted to management 3 days in advance for approval. She is skittish, and will choose to hide or just stay in the peripheral unless she wants something like “brushies” or food, or attention, and then she is right there in your face asking for it. But the Tv (strangely the intro screens with words seem worse) music, visitors? Forget about it. Peace out. 2- Chance - extrovert (a little all of the others honestly). He will jump off the porch and chase the birds or squirrels or sneak off into the woods when I’m not looking (we go out for fresh air together and I feed the birds almost daily) - it’s not really woodsy more like a thin tree line, so he’s easy to find and it helps he has zero camouflage being mostly white 😂 aka impulsive. He loves puzzles, boxes, bags, smart, he can find his way into luggage not zipped all the way, and opens doors. Then he sleeps next to me all night which seems more on the agreeable side. He also wakes up anxious (I call it waking up needy cat), if he wakes up and forgets where he is or can’t spot me right away. He’s not overly dominant, but I think it’s because he was bullied in his foster home and was small then but had to stand up for himself, so he tries to flex and we all laugh and Tink the sweet Princess beastly curb stomps him if he gets out of line (once in a blue moon). Which is hysterical. He follows me everywhere. Both of them have a routine that I am highly integrated into and have mercy if we deviate. 🤣 You’d think they were feral the way they yell at me. Yet a loud noise will send them both in a panic especially since we had an emergency and had to leave a townhouse because the one next door was on fire. Not sure they fully recovered from that. I love them both dearly.
These are well known traits used for human personality studies. As traits, they are seen more as possible components of a personality, in varying proportions, rather than as a single type. I'm not so sure this isn't projecting human motivations with the human based types onto cats, and not really reflective cat reasons for their behavior. Fun, but I'm holding my vote for now!
My cat is a watch cat who is bratty, mischievous, loving, loves to sleep in my closet or next to me, playful, meows at doors, and jumps on me! I love him unconditionally!
My cats have different purrsonalities brave inside but someone comes to the door and they are under the bed. Dominant downstairs with their daughter but terrified elsewhere - like upstairs. I have 4 - 2 upstairs and 2 downstairs. Integrating has been difficult.
Neurotic and agreeable. Definitely intelligent and loves all animals, but also anxious and very dependant on me. He talks a lot, all the time and runs upstairs to let me know when my hubby comes home from work. I know he's intelligent because he stopped trying to get out thru the window once I said no. He also figures out alternative routes to his favorite places fast. One time he ate some of our plant and vomited, hasn't gone near them since. And his routine is the same every day and night. If i don't go to bed at the same time as usual he starts bossing me around and tries to get me to go to bed lol. After about 30mins of petting he leaves and sleeps in his own room until the morning.
I think honeybun is half dominant cuz every time I try to get another pet she ain't happy but I'm not sure what she is...I'm a stress like yet happy person
We have 2 agreeable, 1 neurotic & Dexter, I think an extrovert. We rescued feral Dexter, 8 weeks old, who was separated from his mom, probably as he was adventurous. He was crying loudly & hanging out under car hoods. He may have been brought to our neighborhood under a car hood &so lost his mom. He's a real character but loving too.
I have an aggreable cat in my Cid who is also the most destructive creature alive. I'd say he's extroverted, too, because he gets into EVERYTHING and purrs nonstop. He also snores as loud as a man lol. Then there's Princess Garnet who I think is mostly dominant but definitely anxious and possibly neurotic. We adopted her when she was already an adult at six (whereas Cid was a six month old) so can only guess at her history. However, we think she might have suffered some abuse as she only stopped flinching when we'd put our hands over her head maybe a year ago (we've had her since 2018). She also bullies Cid *sigh* so we're working on getting that under control.
Hard to say, my cat is both shy and anxious with strangers but is loving and affectionate with me. She is also highly energetic sometimes and is curious.
My cats are probably 2 because they live leash walks, and barley scratch even when I touch their belly. They also love when I give them nose boops they could be agreeable too
I think my brother and sister duo are agreeable and neurotic. He's very friendly and will come out after a bit and see folks. She will hide the entire time.
Il mio Leo rientra nella categoria della personalità gradevole È un amore con me e anche con le altre persone.. nonostante si nato all' interno di una😢 colonia trascurata Ora lui è il principe di casa
It's so unfair our cats now have a leash law. No cat can be outside wandering around...like there instincts want. A 30 or 40$ fine if they catch them. And when the inactive this law they(animal shelter) went around picking up all the cats. 😮 Now my outside cat has to be walked the 3 others also.
What do you think your cat’s personality type is? 🐈
My Ace is mostly quiet with me. With my daughter however, he is very vocal. Those two have the most interesting conversations.
I have 3 cats . And all of them have 3 different personalities. I love them ❤❤❤
@@_RayOfLight_ me also! Three cats with different personalities and I love each and every one and they all have their good qualities and some not desirable, but they are unique and all love and trust in a different way.
Seems accurate. Thank you.
Glad you think so!
My older cat is dominant but not overly aggressive and kinda antisocial, but she will lay next to the other cats. My younger one is impulsive but really social with me.
mostly agreeable
One is extraverted
My big orange tabby boy is definitely the agreeable type. He loves people and often comes to me for love and attention.
My calico is sassy and sweet depending on her mood.
@@njmcd my formerly feral senior rescue went from hissy old street cat to a huge, clingy, loving baby who follows me everywhere and must always be touching me, even if it's to gently place a paw on me. It took me a month to socialize the old man, but now he loves EVERYONE. He considers the spare bedroom (where he first stayed) to be HIS room, even though he has the run of the house. He gets mad if I sleep in the master bedroom, so I sleep in the spare room with him. He even has his own side of the bed! I couldn't be without him.
Wonder if certain breeds are more susceptible to certain personality types or is it uniform across all breeds?
My 4 month old is extroverted and agreeable.
My Ace is definitely anxious.
He's also very intelligent. He's also a very curious cat.
My cat is neurotic she's a 17 year old calico and now since my husband divorced me is just me and her and things are going wonderful for her
I had a cat who despised my ex so much that he used to poop in his shoes.
We have a part Russian Blue. She is impulsive. She loves routines!! I have to get up with her at 3am everyday. I usually go back to sleep.
My Mr Kitty is well-adjusted. I feed him on a schedule he gets canned cat food at 8:00 in the morning and at 5:00 at night, throughout the day he has dry food that he can eat. When company comes he comes out to greet them he let the people pet him and Rose on his back to expose his belly for belly rub so he is very social and he's the only cat I have, but he loves people
That is wonderful !
Cuddles (16, AU) is somewhere between agreeable and impulsive. She's howling at me for more food as I type this (she was fed 3 hours ago).
We have one neurotic & one extroverted (brother & sister respectively)….they simply have different needs, but we love them dearly just the same!💞
We have 3 agreeable type cats and one dominant type cat. The funny thing is that the dominant cat is the smallest. She’s about 5.5 lbs but thinks she’s a saber toothed tiger. We call her an only cat.
Usually my cat is more of the social type when it comes to seeing any of my friends visiting. She remembers one of them when she was a kitten so she knows for sure she is happy. Otherwise, she's a bit shy but will come out and interact.
I've had cats with every personality mentioned,and I've loved all of them,and they have all loved me.
I think my cat Tiger-J is part agreeable and part impulsive.
With every change of type, i was thinking that My Chuan Chuan is a bit of this. She ended up being a mixture of 4 types
My cat is lazy sleeps Almost all day and night. He was rescued as a kitten. never wanted to play but he will sleep with me most nights . Has no tail and can’t jump. He likes outside during the day but comes in at night. Yard is fenced so he never goes outside the yard. There are two other cats and is agreeable with them.
I have many cats. All of them are of diferent types.
My cat, Shadow, is extroverted, agreeable, and has some of the dominant personality type around other animals.
My female, Meeko, definitely fits the Neurotic type while my male, Gizmo, is definitely the extrovert. I always thought Meeko was anxious and wanted to hide more due to the fact that she was a feral kitten when we accidently trapped her in our old apartment at the age of 6-8 weeks old. She's now 5 years old but still gets anxious quite often, will hiss, bite and scratch if you try picking her up and still hides most of the time. Gizmo was found as a sick stray also at the age of 6-8 weeks old with both eyes infected and an upper respiratory infection. He's now 6 years old.
The types:
1. Baby (shy)
2. Baby (friendly)
3. Baby (Big)
4. Baby (Cuddlebug)
5. Baby (Orange)
🤣💯😻
Gizmo is a bit of a combination I suppose. Mostly neurotic with a some agreeable traits. With me, she's very loving and affectionate. But she wants to hide from any strangers.
personality groupings can be fun, but I think it's harmful when people get too attached to them and forget that individuals don't fit into neat boxes.
Neither of my 2 cats fit perfectly into any of these categories.
Sure it's fun, but the point is missed entirely when that viewpoint is taken. It is also extremely helpful for understanding your unique individual cat, as the video kindly explains. Not a single cat in existence would fit into one box (unless it's cardboard) a that is not the point of doing this. The personality types give you a direction to go in order to better understand how your intelligent and living companion experiences the world and behaves. Knowing a fruit is an orange is helpful, why wouldn't it be for more complex organisms?
@@michellecoleman5577 same
None of my cats fit into any of these categories either. My Bash is dominant but not in an aggressive way, more in a playful way. He is very loving to me and my other cats. My Tuna is very agreeable but also very bossy. He knows my schedule better than I do! If I start getting ready for work at a time he knows I should be home he tries to block the door so I can't leave. My Skeep sticks mainly to herself enjoying alone time atop her kitty tower. She decides when its time for attention and she will end up glued to my lap when it's time. My wifes Midori is kinda slow and chill. She loves her morning playtimes and just lounges around all day. She is what we call a "junk food kitty" though. If she hears a bag of any kind she comes a-runnin even if she doesn't every eat anything in those bags.
Two cats - (both rescues) 1- Tink - neurotic (and agreeable). She loves me and will hang out with me, but the running joke in my house is that any changes to furniture placement or company/deliveries that sort of thing, must be submitted to management 3 days in advance for approval. She is skittish, and will choose to hide or just stay in the peripheral unless she wants something like “brushies” or food, or attention, and then she is right there in your face asking for it. But the Tv (strangely the intro screens with words seem worse) music, visitors? Forget about it. Peace out.
2- Chance - extrovert (a little all of the others honestly). He will jump off the porch and chase the birds or squirrels or sneak off into the woods when I’m not looking (we go out for fresh air together and I feed the birds almost daily) - it’s not really woodsy more like a thin tree line, so he’s easy to find and it helps he has zero camouflage being mostly white 😂 aka impulsive. He loves puzzles, boxes, bags, smart, he can find his way into luggage not zipped all the way, and opens doors. Then he sleeps next to me all night which seems more on the agreeable side. He also wakes up anxious (I call it waking up needy cat), if he wakes up and forgets where he is or can’t spot me right away. He’s not overly dominant, but I think it’s because he was bullied in his foster home and was small then but had to stand up for himself, so he tries to flex and we all laugh and Tink the sweet Princess beastly curb stomps him if he gets out of line (once in a blue moon). Which is hysterical. He follows me everywhere.
Both of them have a routine that I am highly integrated into and have mercy if we deviate. 🤣 You’d think they were feral the way they yell at me. Yet a loud noise will send them both in a panic especially since we had an emergency and had to leave a townhouse because the one next door was on fire. Not sure they fully recovered from that.
I love them both dearly.
Mikasa is very extroverted and agreeable she is so funny. She is so social and makes an effort to great everyone in the house.
These are well known traits used for human personality studies. As traits, they are seen more as possible components of a personality, in varying proportions, rather than as a single type. I'm not so sure this isn't projecting human motivations with the human based types onto cats, and not really reflective cat reasons for their behavior.
Fun, but I'm holding my vote for now!
My cat is a watch cat who is bratty, mischievous, loving, loves to sleep in my closet or next to me, playful, meows at doors, and jumps on me! I love him unconditionally!
My cats have different purrsonalities brave inside but someone comes to the door and they are under the bed. Dominant downstairs with their daughter but terrified elsewhere - like upstairs. I have 4 - 2 upstairs and 2 downstairs. Integrating has been difficult.
one is neurotic and my other is extrovert
Same!
Same
Neurotic and agreeable. Definitely intelligent and loves all animals, but also anxious and very dependant on me. He talks a lot, all the time and runs upstairs to let me know when my hubby comes home from work. I know he's intelligent because he stopped trying to get out thru the window once I said no. He also figures out alternative routes to his favorite places fast. One time he ate some of our plant and vomited, hasn't gone near them since. And his routine is the same every day and night. If i don't go to bed at the same time as usual he starts bossing me around and tries to get me to go to bed lol. After about 30mins of petting he leaves and sleeps in his own room until the morning.
I think honeybun is half dominant cuz every time I try to get another pet she ain't happy but I'm not sure what she is...I'm a stress like yet happy person
My cat is mostly agreeable but is extremely attached to me and doesn’t react well if I am gone for any length of time. He gets anxious.
My Lola is agreeable, and my Raven is impulsive.
I love cats!
Is it possible for a cat to have a mix of all 5?
We have 2 agreeable, 1 neurotic & Dexter, I think an extrovert. We rescued feral Dexter, 8 weeks old, who was separated from his mom, probably as he was adventurous. He was crying loudly & hanging out under car hoods. He may have been brought to our neighborhood under a car hood &so lost his mom. He's a real character but loving too.
Two Stripes is Agreeable.
We had a Siamese Seal Point and she was a monster!
I have an aggreable cat in my Cid who is also the most destructive creature alive. I'd say he's extroverted, too, because he gets into EVERYTHING and purrs nonstop. He also snores as loud as a man lol.
Then there's Princess Garnet who I think is mostly dominant but definitely anxious and possibly neurotic. We adopted her when she was already an adult at six (whereas Cid was a six month old) so can only guess at her history. However, we think she might have suffered some abuse as she only stopped flinching when we'd put our hands over her head maybe a year ago (we've had her since 2018). She also bullies Cid *sigh* so we're working on getting that under control.
Hard to say, my cat is both shy and anxious with strangers but is loving and affectionate with me. She is also highly energetic sometimes and is curious.
My cats are probably 2 because they live leash walks, and barley scratch even when I touch their belly. They also love when I give them nose boops they could be agreeable too
I think my brother and sister duo are agreeable and neurotic. He's very friendly and will come out after a bit and see folks. She will hide the entire time.
Loki's extroverted, agreeable and impulsive, lol.
Still getting to know my furbaby, but I think she's extraverted.
Is it normal that each of my cats has combination of 2 personalities 😂
My cat is the one which finds me ;-)
Il mio Leo rientra nella categoria della personalità gradevole
È un amore con me e anche con le altre persone.. nonostante si nato all' interno di una😢 colonia trascurata
Ora lui è il principe di casa
I have 3 of #1. 2 of #2. 1 of #4 1 of #5 😂 non dominant bullies. No cat fights over here.
i have an extrovert
They’re missing one - “The Diva”…
MOL (meow out loud)! 😹
One is neurotic and the other an extrovert
It's so unfair our cats now have a leash law. No cat can be outside wandering around...like there instincts want. A 30 or 40$ fine if they catch them. And when the inactive this law they(animal shelter) went around picking up all the cats. 😮 Now my outside cat has to be walked the 3 others also.