Russian Blues are known for being both intelligent and independent. They are moderately active, and like to play. They are also very affectionate, and get along well with kids and other pets. Russian Blues become attached to family members, but can be shy with strangers. They don’t like changes in their routine or environment, and prefer a very clean litter box. They are generally quiet and easily trainable.
Russian Blues are generally wary of strangers, and will hide when company comes over. This breed is fussy about its litter box, and wants it kept very clean. If the box is dirty, a Russian Blue may decide to eliminate elsewhere. Russian Blues can be very independent. The Russian Blue are not believed to be related to other short-coated blue breeds, like the Korat, Chartreux or the British Shorthair.
