Although, like dogs, it is above all a question of education, some cat breeds tend to be more temperamental than others.
Cats often tend to be harder to pin down than their canine cousins. If each feline has its particularitytheir personality, and that many of them are very cuddly, it is generally proven that a majority of cats are generally more distant. Some breeds even have a strong character and, although education from an early age is the key to not letting your cat rule you, their reputation is not usurped.
The 10 Most Mean or Aggressive Cat Breeds are the Siamese, Sphynx, Bombay, Bengal, Scottish Fold, Pixie Bob, Egyptian Mau, American Wirehair, Korat, and Singapura. The Siamese, for example, can be aggressive with people he does not know. He often gets attached to one person and can be bad with the rest of the family. The Bengal, due to its belonging to a line of Asian leopard cats, has a much meaner character than other breeds. It is a very demanding feline that can show signs of aggression.
Meaner breeds if they feel threatened
The Scottish Fold is loved for its adorable folded ears, but he’s also been known to only interact with humans to get what he needs. While other breeds seek the attention of almost anyone, the Scottish Fold often prefers the company of just one or two humans. The Egyptian Mau presents an elegant appearance. He is very attached to his family, which makes him an excellent companion. In the presence of strangers, he is more shy than extroverted. Some nastiness can show up if you try to take toys or food from them, as they have an intrinsic protective nature.
Note, however, that most cat breeds show signs of aggression if they feel in danger or if their privacy is disturbed by a cumbersome human.