Sam Sawet

Each rating runs from 1 (low) to 5 (high). Where we do not yet have a confident rating we leave it blank rather than guess.

Affection How readily the breed seeks closeness and physical contact.

3/5

Playfulness How often the breed initiates play across its life.

3/5

Activity level Typical daily energy and exercise needs.

3/5

Intelligence How quickly the breed picks up routines and puzzle tasks.

3/5

Independence How comfortably the breed handles time alone.

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Vocality How often the breed tends to vocalise.

2/5

Grooming needs Coat care effort, including brushing and bathing.

2/5

Shedding Typical amount of loose hair shed around the home.

3/5

Good with children Tolerance for the noise and unpredictability of children.

3/5

Good with dogs Likelihood of getting along with a calm resident dog.

3/5

Good with other cats Likelihood of sharing space well with other cats.

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Friendly with strangers Comfort levels around unfamiliar people.

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Suits an apartment Fit for a smaller, less varied indoor environment.

3/5

Good for first-time owners Suitability for someone new to cat ownership.

2/5

Adaptability How well the breed copes with change.

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