3-Burmese:
The Burmese is a medium-sized breed of feline known for its intellect, capacity to learn, and gentleness. Upon maturing, the Burmese reaches weights of nearly 12-pounds and comes in various colors such as blue, platinum, sable, and champagne.
The feline is highly sociable, energetic, and naturally curious, thriving on the attention of its owners. As the name suggests, the Burmese is believed to have originated in Thailand and was first brought to the United States in the 1930s. Today, it is a popular cat in both North America and Europe.
As an intelligent breed, the Burmese requires substantial mental and physical stimulation to prevent boredom and frustration. For this reason, owners are encouraged to engage their Burmese with interactive toys.
Apart from their ability to learn new tricks effortlessly, the Burmese is also considered emotionally perceptive and can appropriately respond to their owners’ moods (bengalcats.co). They are also highly observant and possess the ability to learn through trial and error. These traits contribute to the Burmese being recognized as one of the most intelligent cat breeds globally, making them an excellent companion for both children and adults.
2-Turkish Angora Cat:
The Turkish Angora breed is a fascinating one, originating from Turkey and nearly going extinct before being saved and introduced to North America. These cats are striking in appearance, coming in a range of colors but most notably a stunning snow white. Their long coats add to their luxurious look, making them a sought-after breed. While they have a higher rate of deafness than other breeds, the Turkish Angora’s intelligence is evident in their interactions with humans and other animals, as well as their energetic play. They learn verbal and visual commands with ease, making them not only gorgeous but also clever companions. With a lifespan of 9–14 years and a weight range of 8–15 pounds, Turkish Angoras make wonderful additions to any household.
1-Abyssinian:
The Abyssinian is a small to medium-sized breed and is considered to be the most intelligent cat in the world (purina.com). The cat is believed to have originated in England during the Eighteenth Century and comes in a variety of colors, including red, blue, and fawn.
Abyssinians are both highly clever and curious, and are well-known for their desire to explore. Because of this high-degree of intelligence (and capacity for learning), the Abyssinian enjoys a wide array of toys and puzzles that offer them unique challenges. They are also capable of learning various tricks, and are very responsive to training efforts. Without proper mental and physical stimulation on a daily basis, the cat is known to get into mischief due to either boredom or general frustration.
Although highly active and independent, the Abyssinian also loves attention from its owner. For this reason, the cat is great for both kids and companionship. Unlike other cat breeds, the Abyssinian is also great with other pets, particularly with cat-friendly dogs who can match their high-energy levels (purina.com). Due to their relatively small size, however, adequate supervision of this breed is a necessity as they are prone to various injuries (particularly from other pets or children).