It is a breed of domestic cat that resembles wild animals in appearance, known for its unique leopard print spots and lively personality. The spotted pattern is inherited from the Asian leopard cat and has been selected through multiple generations to ensure its gentle personality and suitability for family breeding. Medium to large in size, with well-developed muscles and agile movements, displaying a wild charm. Very intelligent, curious, enjoys exploring and playing. It requires sufficient space for activities and exercise, making it suitable for families with spacious living environments. Friendly to family members, but may exhibit hunting instincts towards other small animals. Due to its appearance and personality, it is often mistaken for having wildness.

Usually refers to cats with gray fur and tiger stripe patterns. Gray is a common coat color and pattern in feline animals, and it provides a soft background color, making the tiger patch pattern more prominent. The fur color ranges from light gray to dark gray, with classic tiger stripes distributed on top. There are usually clear stripes on both sides of the body, legs, and tail, while there may be unique "M" shaped markings on the cheeks and forehead. A friendly, lively, and curious personality. They are usually very close to family members, enjoy participating in family activities, and can quickly adapt to new environments. Sufficient exercise and mental stimulation are needed to maintain health and happiness.

It refers to cats with fur of three colors, usually black, orange, and white. This color combination is also known as "hawksbill white" or "turtle shell color", and is one of the relatively rare coat colors in felines. The unique fur color pattern is a genetic result and is related to the gender of cats. The vast majority of calico cats are female because this color pattern is associated with genes on the sex chromosome. Personality and behavior are similar to other cats, lively, curious, and usually very friendly to family members. Strong adaptability, able to integrate well into family life, enjoys playing and exploring new things.

It is a breed of domestic cat that resembles wild animals in appearance, known for its unique leopard print spots and lively personality. The spotted pattern is inherited from the Asian leopard cat and has been selected through multiple generations to ensure its gentle personality and suitability for family breeding. Medium to large in size, with well-developed muscles and agile movements, displaying a wild charm. Very intelligent, curious, enjoys exploring and playing. It requires sufficient space for activities and exercise, making it suitable for families with spacious living environments. Friendly to family members, but may exhibit hunting instincts towards other small animals. Due to its appearance and personality, it is often mistaken for having wildness.

It is a curious and sociable rodent. They often live in groups of three or five, enjoy making friends, and even establish friendships with harmless animals. Small in size, with a long tail and tufted hair at the tail end, and short hind limbs. Having 20 teeth, it is named after the 8-shaped surface of its cheek teeth. Skilled at digging tunnels and possessing strong sociality, only distributed in Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina in South America. They communicate through 17 different vocalizations and exhibit strong curiosity. They also use tools such as rakes to obtain food, demonstrating their intelligence and adaptability.