Siberian Cat, with a rounded appearance and sweet demeanor, the Siberian was made for cuddles.Just make sure you make room on your lap for this big cat! Average Weight:826 pounds,adaptable and agile,these intelligent cats make great family pets and have a playful, amiable personality.

Fun Fact,Thanks to oily guard hairs, these big pet cats have a coat that is waterresistant, and manySiberians have an affinity for water.2.Ragamuffin,known for big, expressive eyes, these large domestic cats have analmost teddybear look, along with a super fluffy coat that comes in a number of colors. Average Weight: 820 poundsRagamuffins make great family pets, due to their calm, easygoing demeanor.They typically get along with other pets, and many can be taught to do tricks, play fetch or even walk on a leash.

Fun FactThe Ragamuffin takes a little more time to mature and doesn’t reach full adulthood until around four years of age.3Ragdoll, These big pet cats owe their name to atendency to go limp in your arms when picked up, and an especially easygoingdemeanor.Average Weight: 820 pounds, many Ragdolls love to bewith their humans and exhibit a playful, peopleoriented personality.

Ragdolls show less colorvariation and have eyes that are more oval in shape and are often blue. 4Turkish Van, Even among other large cat breeds, these felines stand out—due primarily to their distinctive white bodies with marked tails and ears.The color they do exhibit on the extremities can come in a number of varieties, from tabby to tortoiseshell.Average Weight720 pounds, curious, with powerful jumping abilities, these large domestic cats are athletic, intelligent and active.

Many form strongbonds with theirhuman ownersand they may get talkative when they want attention.Fun FactMany Turkish Vans love water and have been dubbed “Swimming Cats” in their native Turkey5.Maine Coon,One of the most popular cat breeds, and for good reason, the Maine Coon truly is a gentle giant— with a devoted, affectionate nature and unquestionably pettable coat.Average Weight:918 pounds, known for being good with kids and dogs, these large breed cats love nature, and are playful, loving and patient with their humans.

Fun Fact: You’ll find a number of Maine Coons at the top of the list for “Biggest Domestic Cat” awards.They’re known for breaking records in length, owing to their superlong tails.6.British ShorthairBig eyes and a stocky build define this big domestic cat breed, which was originally bred as aworking cat, used to control rodents in British alleys and barns.Average Weight: 918 pounds, independent and undemanding, these quiet cats have a reputation for being shy but warm up quickly with a little love.

They’re sweet and eventemperedand many have an ability to get along well with children, making them good family pets.Fun FactBlue fur is most common in this breed, but it can exhibit a variety of colors and patterns 7 Bengal. These big domestic cats are distinguished by their spots and rosettes, giving them the look of miniature jungle cats.

Average Weight: 618 pounds, confident and curious, these cats love being involved in family activity, and enjoy chasing, climbing and allaround play.Fun FactSome Bengals can have what is called a “glitter gene”, giving their fur an iridescent glow that comes off looking a bit like frost on the fur.8Pixiebob, with the look of an ittybitty bobcat, these felines are actually quite big by domestic cat standards (and not at all wild, like their looks might imply).

Average Weight: 817 pounds, the Pixiebob is devoted to his domestic family, and has a loving personality. He’s active, but good with kids and other pets. Like some other large cat breeds, the Pixiebob is often likened to a dog, due to his propensity to learn tricks, play fetch and enjoyment of walking on a leash. Fun Fact: Some Pixiebobs may have a tendency to be polydactyl, with up to seven toes on a single paw.

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