Sphynx

The next position on the list of the friendliest cat breeds in the world is the Sphynx cat breed, commonly referred to as the Canadian Sphynx, which is distinguished by its lack of fur. The Sphynx was created via selective breeding of cats, starting in the 1960s, who naturally have a genetic abnormality that causes them to lack hair.

Breed guidelines state that a cat's skin should have the delicate hairy texture of chamois leather, or it may be completely hairless. There may be whiskers, in whole or in pieces, or none at all. The cats have webbed feet and tall, thin heads. The Sphynx cat's skin is the same color as its hair, and it has all of the typical cat markings. Sphynx cats are warmer to the touch than coated cats because they lose body heat more quickly without fur, making them more likely to seek out warm environments.

Sphynx cats are renowned for their outgoing personality. They are highly active, intelligent, curious, and affectionate toward their owners. They are among the cat breeds that behave more like dogs, regularly greeting their owners at the door and being amiable around strangers.