Welcome to the Cat Development Challenge. Are you a brave junior poop scraper who wants to marry a noble and glamorous cat princess? Don't rush into the battlefield. The editor would like to kindly remind you - not all cats are the kind of good babies who "bring an angelic aura upon raising them". The following are five types of cats that can be said to be "life-threatening" for novices. Be careful, don't let these furry beauties lead you by the nose.

1. Siamese Cat - "The Mystery of the East" The cat that represents strength”

If you think Siamese cats only have electric eyes and screams, you are totally wrong! These noble cats not only love to meow, but they are also "possessed" smart. They can see through all your defenses with those deep blue eyes and manipulate you into becoming their loyal servant. Are you ready for a full house run? Because Siamese cats need unlimited attention and exercise space.

2. Bengal cat - "The call of the wild" ”

If you thought it would be cool to have a mini leopard at home, the Bengal cat will completely change your definition. Their endless energy and desire for adventure will turn your home into a jungle adventure park. You may need to build a real playground for them, otherwise, be prepared to be knocked over and hit by the running little leopard.

3. Maine Coon Cat - "Gentle Giant Demand List"

This large cat breed known as the "dog among cats" is definitely not a conventional sofa viewing things. They need not only space, but lots of love and grooming time. Daily hair care can almost rival your beauty time. If you have ever dreamed of having long hair, you can now achieve it with Maine Coon cats.

4. Scottish Fold Cat - "Medical Expenses for Broken Ears"

This cat is popular for its unique folded ears and natural look. But such cats may have hereditary bone problems, which may mean you'll have to pay more for their medical care than buying insurance for yourself.

Okay, dear junior poop shoveler, While the above may make you feel a little intimidated, it’s just the beginning of the cuteness. Remember, all pets require our patience and responsibility, but these "difficult" cats even more so. They may challenge you, but they will also bring you unparalleled companionship and joy. Even the most unruly cat owners can become an integral part of your life if you're ready. Do your homework, be prepared to accept responsibility, and then jump into this world of hair!