The 9 Most Sporty Cat Breeds
The Oriental is less talkative than the Siamese but would fare best in a home with attentive owners who have numerous pets or are ready to communicate with it regularly.
Oriental Shorthair
The Siamese is sociable and will spend the day speaking with its owners. If they get adequate exercise, Siamese love playing with other cats and sitting in their owner's lap.
Siamese
Egyptian Maus run, jump, and play. Egyptian Maus have an M-shaped mark on the forehead and two black lines across the cheeks.
Egyptian Mau
Smart, friendly, and cuddly, the Devon Rex. This breed is active and well-behaved when left alone. Devon Rexes are loving and playful.
Devon Rex
The Cornish Rex is a great choice for anyone with allergies since its curly, velvety coat sheds significantly less than that of other breeds.
Cornish Rex
Somalis are similar to Abyssinians in colour and activity, but have longer hair. Somalis are amiable, extroverted cats who are curious and energetic.
Somali
Thinner, shorter-haired, and more angular-faced cats tend to be more energetic than their larger, longer-haired counterparts.
Abyssinian
The Japanese Bobtail is a friendly, intelligent cat with a thin, athletic physique. It gets along well with other cats it's been reared with but may be wary of new pets.
Japanese Bobtail
The Singapura preserves its kitten-like characteristics and behaviour throughout its life and enjoys people. Singapura is gregarious and friendly.
Singapura