Active Breeds

Abyssinian

Abyssinians are sleek, athletic cats with a distinctive ticked coat and insatiable curiosity. They're among the most active cat breeds, always exploring, climbing, and engaging with their environment.

Aegean

The Aegean is one of the oldest natural cat breeds, originating from the Greek Cycladic Islands. These sociable, semi-longhaired cats are known for their love of water and fishing — a trait developed over centuries of island life. Hardy and adaptable, they make excellent companions for active households.

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American Keuda

The American Keuda is a rare natural-looking cat valued for athleticism, adaptability, and an easygoing social nature. They tend to be active and curious without becoming overwhelming, making them a flexible companion in many homes.

Anatoli

Anatolis are athletic Turkish cats with a sociable, confident personality and a practical short coat. They tend to enjoy climbing, games, and interactive households, while staying adaptable enough for indoor life with good enrichment.

Arabian Mau

The Arabian Mau is a natural breed from the Arabian Peninsula, well-adapted to hot desert climates. Athletic and loyal, they form strong bonds with their families while retaining an independent streak that reflects their street-cat heritage.

Boxer

Boxers are high-energy, fun-loving athletes that remain puppy-like well into adulthood. They're natural clowns who form deep bonds with their families and are especially patient with children.

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California Spangled

The California Spangled was created in the 1980s by Hollywood screenwriter Paul Casey to resemble a wild spotted cat and raise awareness about endangered wild cats. These athletic, spotted cats are highly active and intelligent, with a hunter's grace and a companion's devotion.

Ceylon

Ceylons are sleek, warm-toned cats with lively minds and an agile, curious nature. They tend to be affectionate without being clingy, making them charming companions for homes that enjoy an interactive but adaptable cat.

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Cyprus

The Cyprus cat is one of the oldest natural cat breeds in the world, with a history on the island dating back over 9,500 years — predating even Egyptian cat domestication. These energetic, sociable cats are excellent hunters with a playful spirit and an independent streak typical of natural breeds.

Irish Setter

Irish Setters are stunning red-coated dogs with an infectious enthusiasm for life. Their outgoing personality and love of activity make them perfect companions for families who enjoy an energetic lifestyle.

Irish Water Spaniel

Irish Water Spaniels are athletic, curly-coated sporting dogs with a goofy sense of humor and serious stamina. They love work, water, and close involvement with their family, but they need training and exercise to stay balanced.

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Japanese Bobtail

The Japanese Bobtail — the inspiration behind the iconic 'maneki-neko' lucky cat — is a spirited, sociable breed with a distinctive pom-pom tail. Known for their soft, chirping voice and love of interactive play, they form strong bonds with their families and thrive on companionship.

Karelian Bobtail

Karelian Bobtails are rare natural bobtail cats known for an active, curious personality and a hardy, adaptable build. They tend to enjoy play, climbing, and social households without being overly needy.

Khao Manee

The Khao Manee — 'White Gem' — is an ancient Thai breed prized for their pure white coat and jewel-like eyes that can be blue, gold, or strikingly odd-eyed. They are athletic, social, and deeply devoted to their families.

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Labrador Retriever

The Labrador Retriever is America's most popular dog breed for good reason. Labs are friendly, outgoing companions who have more than enough affection to go around for a family looking for a medium-to-large dog.

LaPerm

The LaPerm is a curly-coated breed that originated from a spontaneous mutation on an Oregon farm in 1982. Known for their distinctive ringlet curls and affectionate nature, these outgoing cats love to perch on shoulders and stay close to their people.

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Ocicat

The Ocicat looks wild but is 100% domestic — a spotted, muscular cat created from Siamese, Abyssinian, and American Shorthair crosses. They're famously dog-like: they fetch, walk on leashes, come when called, and greet guests at the door. No wild blood, all wild looks.

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Poodle (Standard)

Poodles are remarkably intelligent and elegant dogs that come in three sizes. Their hypoallergenic coat and exceptional trainability make them a favorite for families with allergies and those who enjoy dog sports.

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Serengeti

The Serengeti was developed to mimic the wild African Serval without using any wild cat blood — created by crossing Bengal and Oriental Shorthair. Long-legged, spotted, and athletic, these cats are confident and outgoing with a chatty personality and impressive vertical leap.

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Shiba Inu

Shiba Inus are spirited, fox-like Japanese dogs with a unique cat-like independence. Their compact size, clean habits, and striking appearance have made them one of the most popular companion breeds worldwide.

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Sokoke

The Sokoke is a rare natural breed from Kenya's Arabuko-Sokoke Forest, with a distinctive wood-grain tabby coat. Athletic and social, they form deep bonds with their owners and are known for their expressive, almost dog-like devotion.

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Somali

Somali cats are the long-haired cousins of Abyssinians, with gorgeous foxy tails and an adventurous spirit. Their boundless curiosity and acrobatic abilities make them captivating companions for active households.

Tonkinese

Tonkinese cats blend the best of Siamese and Burmese traits into one delightful package. These playful, social cats are endlessly entertaining and form deep, loving bonds with their families.

Ussuri

Ussuri cats are rare, wild-looking natural cats associated with the Russian Far East. They suit experienced homes that appreciate an active, independent, alert companion with strong hunting instincts and a preference for space and structure.