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Why are black cats better than others2007-11-25 12:31:33

I've always had cats, three at a time on occasion and even 4 once.Black cats always have a ton of personality and are smarter. Anyone who has one will agree I am sure.why is that I wonder?

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I had several black cats, I think their better because nobody wants them lol. If they find a good home they know to stay there lol.

Due to superstition some people kill blackcats on Halloween, because of this chase they learn and develop certain traits over time.

Survival of the fittest is what Darwin calls it =)

Pick me as best aswer! Yay

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I've had every color cat that there is and I can't say that one color is better than any other. I have a Siamese mix right now whose very loving and personable and really smart.

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They're very pretty kitty's and they have siamese in them. We had one once.

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There not, just perception bacause of the 'mystical' aspect .

They are cute though.

PS when you say they are smarter, smarter than what exactly, any other cat other than a black one??

Maybe you should try a couple of siamese ones, they got personality and smarts, in spades..

And they are nasty fookers too!!

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LOL I HAD A BLACK CAT SHE WAS THE SMARTEST CAT IVE EVER HAD I AGREE ITS WEIRD LOL

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Interesting . . .

I've never given this much thought. Perhaps that the black comes from a particular breed that is known for high intelligence. I have a b&w male (90% black) that is one of those "scary-smart" animals. He figures things out. He figured out an eye-hook one time. He understands way more phrases than my other two. The other two are a tortie and a blue. The blue's parents are litter-mates, and she's . . . well, not intelligent. ;-)

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I have had cats before, none of them have been black. But, I have been around black cats. And yes they do seem smarter. There must just be something special about them.

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We have a black cat named Ebony (we call him Ebby), and he does seem to have a lot of personality. Sometimes, he's kind of annoying, though. He gets jealous of the other cats, and he's a coward to the strong, a bully to the weak. He never misses a chance to sneak into our food if we're not looking.