Advantages of Siamese cats:

1. High IQ. The Siamese cat’s IQ ranks third among cats, which means that it has a strong understanding ability and can quickly understand and execute its owner’s instructions. If Siamese cats are well trained, they can complete actions such as holding objects, turning somersaults, standing or sitting down, etc., and they also like this kind of training. It should be noted that young cats have not yet formed many thinking patterns, so young cats Cats are easier to teach than adult cats.

2. Like to be clingy. Siamese cats are loyal and clingy like dogs. They like to stick to their owner's side all the time, and they also like to hug their owners when sleeping. If the owner is in a bad mood or crying, they will even come right away to comfort the owner.

3. Mild personality. Siamese cats have a soft heart, can tolerate all human behaviors, and will not be disgusted with the owner's provocative behavior. They generally do not hurt people, and are very suitable for families with elderly people or children.

4. A straightforward personality, brave and alert. Siamese cats are very curious. If they are properly trained, they can be tied up on a leash and taken out for a walk.

5. Does not shed hair frequently. Siamese cats are short-haired cats and are relatively easy to care for. Except for the change of seasons or illness, they generally don’t shed much.

Disadvantages of Siamese cats:

1. Like to bark. Siamese cats especially like to bark. If no one is home, their barks may disturb the neighbors.

2. Siamese cats have relatively high emotional requirements. If their owners are often away from home, they will not only break up the house, but may also suffer from depression and anxiety. Because they are particularly dependent on their owners, if they are forcibly separated from their owners, it may seriously cause their death.

3. Fragile gastrointestinal tract. Although Siamese cats can adapt to the climate well, their intestines and stomachs are relatively fragile, and owners need to spend a lot of time conditioning them, otherwise the cats will easily have loose stools and loose stools. To avoid this problem, pet owners must do a good job in daily diet management and not give them random food. It is best not to give them some human food. If they eat it, it will easily cause heavy tears and diarrhea.

4. Hereditary inner ear problems. The nerves that control balance in the inner ear of some Siamese cats may be underdeveloped due to genetic reasons, showing symptoms of loss of balance, such as frequent head tilting, disorientation, dizziness, etc.