Persian cats are not considered to be an aggressive breed. They are quite laid back and lazy. However, all kittens (and puppies) will bite. ... Some people have suggested ignoring your cat for 10mins as a form of punishment as Persians tend to crave attention.

Why Persian cats are aggressive?

Another reason Persian cats bite is that they don't have many communication options. So, they have to use biting to express many different emotions. A cat might bite to show anger, stress or love. ... Aggressive biting is typically painful, so it is very important to discourage this type of biting.

Do Persian cats get angry?

It is commonly known that some types of Persian cats are often called Doll-face, because of their big, beautiful eyes and round little faces. ... But Peke-face Persian cats look permanently angry, because of the way their mouths sit, in what could be called a frown.