Siamese Cats

One of my ex-girlfriends had a Siamese. It talked more than any other cat that I have ever encountered. Someday, when my little troop thins out (heaven forbid, but some of my cats are getting up there in age), I plan on getting a Siamese. They are very intelligent and friendly, or at least, the one she had was.

Yes I have I had one for 21 years an he was the best cat anyone could ask for an when he passed away from old age my mom got me another one i have had him going on 7 years now he isn't like my first cause noone can take nikkie's place but we do callhim the gentle gaint he is about 40 pounds an just loves to be patted an I also had 2 other ones during the time I had nikkie an same thing they were so sweet good luck in chooseing your friend

I love the look of a Siamese cat but there cry/meow creeps me out. I have never owed one but I hear they are very good cats to have.

Noisy little things. When you walk into a room they will start talking to you. If you are in another room they will start talking just to get a response from you. I think that they are just checking where everyone is (and too lazy to go walking about the house). They were originally bread as guard cats. So they are pretty territorial and like to know where everyone is.

I have a Siamese cat, his name is Floyd (after Pink Floyd). He is a seal-point, and so is creamy coloured except for the seal-brown colouration at the extremities. I would heartily recommend a Siamese due their strong personal character; they really do become one of the family. However, they can be extremely loud and demanding: they are very vocal cats and will yowl (some people think they sounds like a crying baby!) or purr loudly when they want something. They might even swipe your ankles (but with their claws sheathed). If you are thinking of getting a Siamese I would recommend you look on the internet at images and decided which point-type you like most: seal-point, lilac-point, seal-point ... there are quite a few. Unfortunately Siamese have been interbred to create more 'showy' breeds and this has even led to some health problems. So check the pedigree of the kitten you are interested in. Anyway, I hope you choose Siamese. They are extremely friendly cats and will easily become your best friend, and will be waiting patiently for you when you get home from work.