The yellow cat is not docile enough

Yellow cats are Chinese pastoral cats with yellow hair. This kind of cat is generally not very docile, and it is not very friendly to people. If someone wants to touch it, it will arch its body and stretch out its claws to attack the person. However, with careful feeding, even the most grumpy cats can become well-behaved. ​​​​​​

Yellow cats tend to gain weight

Yellow cats have a very big disadvantage, that is, they easily gain weight. Yellow cats usually eat more and don't like to exercise very much, so they can easily gain weight and become a big fat cat. This also invisibly increases the burden on the owner. The more cat food is consumed, the faster it will naturally be consumed.

Yellow cats are more arrogant

Most yellow cats are arrogant and do not interact easily with others. They don't really want to get close to anyone else except people, and most of the time they take the initiative to get close to their owners because they want to ask for snacks from them.

Yellow cats are difficult to raise to maturity

Chinese garden cats are all wild to a certain extent, and yellow cats are no exception. If a yellow cat is not raised since childhood, it is generally difficult to raise it to maturity. As long as the doors and windows are not closed, the yellow cat will run out of the house and never be seen again.