Generally speaking, novices are very casual in raising cats. As long as they like the appearance and breed, they don’t care much about the gender of the cat, but there is a big difference between male and female cats. For beginners, no matter what breed it is, raising a male cat should be the "first choice".

1. Tomcats are clingy

We all know that cats and cats are colder animals, but relatively speaking, females are colder than males. Tomcats are clingy and they prefer to be with humans and always react to their owners.

As a novice cat, if the cat can react on its own, there will be a lot of happiness in the process of keeping it in captivity. The "cat shoveler" will have a better experience for the first time and will be more enthusiastic and full of love for the cat in the future. So, for beginners, raising a male cat is better than raising a female cat.

2. Male cats are easier to raise

Generally speaking, raising tomcats is more comfortable. First of all, they are not picky about food, and they don't need to spend too much to focus on their food.

Secondly, don't worry about your passive pregnancy. Knowing that a cat is pregnant is very troublesome. He often kills people, so if you don't want to be too tired, raising a male cat is a better choice.

Female cats are more troublesome in estrus. Howling all day and night will not only affect your own work and rest, but also affect your neighbor's house next door.

However, when a tomcat is in estrus, it will cause poor urination. At this time, he can take him to sterilize. The price is generally around 300~500, which is relatively cheap. If a female cat is sterilized, it will be around 800~1,000. From this perspective, is it better to keep a male cat?

3. The appearance of male cats is more adorable

In nature, male animals are usually more beautiful than female animals, such as peacocks and lions. Men are more majestic and elegant and beautiful than women, and so are cats.

For cats of the same species, male cats are more beautiful than female cats, so for appearance controllers, raising a male cat is the best choice.

Male cats are prone to cheeks. Even for pastoral cats, we can see big round faces, which makes people want to roll.

Female cats are different. They seem to be born not fat. Even if they are fat, their faces are still pointed and small, not as ornamental as those of tomcats.

Of course, these are for reference only. Everyone has different preferences. You have to like to raise a cat. Gender is just a secondary reference factor.