Oriental Shorthair cats possess remarkably high intelligence, which most purebred cats cannot compare to. They are naturally active and always give a sense of playing through life. The reason to like Oriental Shorthair cats is that they resemble the sacred cats of Egyptian mythology, full of mystery.

　　I have six Oriental Shorthair cats at home. Each Oriental Shorthair cat has remarkably high intelligence, which most purebred cats cannot match. They are naturally active and always give a sense of playing through life. The reason to like Oriental Shorthair cats is that they resemble the sacred cats of Egyptian mythology, full of mystery. I have six Oriental Shorthairs at home, each with different preferences, but they share one thing in common: playing.

　　I often jokingly call myself raising a group of "Golden Retriever hunting cats," because my cats have the ability to retrieve objects. Their playtime is decided by themselves; it's not that if you want to play with them, they will love to play with you. Sometimes when I try to show off in front of friends, it often puts us in even more awkward situations. Like Crayon Shin-chan, my cats always appear at the wrong time, do the wrong things, or have wrong ideas, which then form wrong habits and ultimately become uncontrollable.