The British Longhair has a long history of being known for being curious, looking carefully at every nook and cranny of weight. When I woke up, I stretched my waist and got into the vase to see if someone had hidden the "Miao Xian Bao". When I had nothing to do, I put my head under the sofa to check if there was a "Xiaoqiang" invasion. The shoes that the owner takes off should be checked inside and out, and whether they have brought back the blades of grass on other people's lawns. On the weekends, the owner struggled to death after improving the food, and was pacing the room casually, but it followed you around in a good way, trying to figure out the purpose of each one you went.

It's not harassment, it's just wanting to be involved in every activity you do, sharing with you every thing, every action, every second in the statement.

British longhair cats are bold and curious, but very gentle and adaptable. They will not change due to changes in the environment, nor will they lose their temper or bark. Will try to climb to a higher place, staring down at the big round eyes looking down at you with a smile, just like the cat named "Louis" mentioned in "Alice in Wonderland" , no words, just grab your heart with that cute facial expression, can't change your love for it again.