<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the character traits of the Mumbai cat</h1>
The Mumbai cat has the opposite personality, is quite gentle, likes to be with people, has rich feelings, and will constantly purr contentedly when it is hugged. The Mumbai cat is also known as the "Little Panther". Because of its resemblance to an Indian panther, it is named after the Indian city of Lumai. The cat has a unique color - black, short and shiny coats, strong muscles, medium stature, but the weight can be regarded as "heavyweight" relative to the size of the body.
Mumbai cat has a gentle temperament, is steady and quiet, but it is clever and clever, its reaction is agile, its barking is soft, and it is not afraid of life, and has a wonderful personality, often making a pleasant whisper. Have feelings with the owner and like to be with people, so you should not snub it for a long time. Therefore, this beautiful black kitten is deeply loved by people and is a good companion for humans. However, unlike the appearance, it is quite large in food, and it feels quite heavy to hold.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" > the habits of Mumbai cats</h1>
Mumbai cats have self-control. Sporty, playful, curious, amazingly sensitive, and very capable of hunting.
Mumbai cats are very sociable, easy to integrate with their surroundings, and are ideal human companions. It can also get along with dog friends, but it may not be able to get along with other cats. The personality is gentle and gentle, and not afraid of life, the personality is wonderful, often making a pleasant whisper, like to be with people, so it should not be snubbed for a long time. However, unlike the appearance, it is quite large in food, and it feels quite heavy to hold.
Mumbai cats are easily trained and they love to play throwing games. Active, accompaniment and friendliness. It is easy to get along with small children and often becomes a receptionist for visitors, and they can get along well with dogs or other pets.
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