We consistently measure the IQ of animals by their ability to adapt to the environment, self-determination, learning ability, recall ability, etc. If you change yourself, adapt to the new environment, obey human instructions, and learn the methods quickly during training and learning, your recall ability will allow you to remember many things in the long run. These IQ measurement indexes seem to be useless when used on cats. Aloof cats never pay attention to their owners. They live energetically and wantonly. However, in the latest cat IQ rankings, the intelligence level of Chinese hometown cats (definitely introduced) fell out of the top 10, causing many cat owners to complain about their hometown cats. So what is the level of intelligence of Chinese hometown cats? Let’s analyze it carefully.
1. The Chinese hometown cat is a natural product and has an extremely strong gene pool. Their vitality is strong and their average life span is longer than that of purebred cats. However, because it has lived in the wilderness for a long time and grew up in a harsh environment, it is very defensive. Different breeds of cats progress quickly in adapting to the human social environment. Some will be very ferocious, while others may be a little timid.
2. Cats from China are cruel and impatient. It will bite and scratch when angry, unlike other cats that are gentle. Especially for strangers, if the home cat feels attacked or threatened, it will flex its teeth and claws at any moment, and it is unlikely that it can control its primitive power. This is also one of the reasons why the talent level of Chinese native cats is lower than that of breed cats.
3. Studies have shown that the intelligence level of Chinese native cats is equivalent to that of a 3-year-old human child. In addition to being affected by the optic nerve, the native cat's memory mainly relies on sense and hearing. Cats like to rub against your legs, leave their own unique scent on you, and use this scent to distinguish their owners. In addition, the auditory system of native cats is particularly developed. In a noisy crowd, you only need to call out, and the cat can shuttle through the crowd, accurately find the source of the sound, and come to your side.
Maybe your Chinese hometown cat is not very good-looking, maybe your cat will bite you from time to time If you take a bite, it may be true that some experts have argued that cats from China are less talented than breed cats. But it will always be our favorite master and no one can replace it.
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