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The Sims 4 Cats & Dogs Expansion includes unique traits for both Cats and Dogs. Below is a complete list of Pet traits you will be able to choose from in the game.
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CAT TRAITS & DESCRIPTIONS
 | Affectionate | These cats really love their owners. They'll try to stick close to them whenever possible. (Conflicts with Aloof) |
 | Aloof | These cats don't really need owners, they're just here for the free food. (Conflicts with Affectionate) |
 | Clever | These Cats are fast learners, and some say that they can even understand Simlish when spoken to! |
 | Curious | These cats are more curious about their surroundings. They like to search different objects around the house. |
 | Fluffy | These cats are more fluffy than normal! They'll hack up hairballs more often. |
 | Free Spirit | These cats enjoy wondering around the world, almost as if they were wild animals! But don't worry, they'll always come home for the food. |
 | Friendly | These pets tend to be friendly to other Sims, and will happily greet other Sims around them. (Conflicts with Territorial) |
 | Frisky | These cats are more active than other cats. They really like to pounce and run around. (Conflicts with Lazy) |
 | Glutton | These pets will eat significantly more often, and much more messily! |
 | Lazy | These cats really enjoy their catnaps. They also are less likely to jump from place to place since it takes too much effort. (Conflicts with Frisky) |
 | Mischievous | These cats are always up to no good! They will often misbehave, and can even be encouraged to do so. |
 | Playful | These pets love toys and want to play all the time, even when they're not excited. |
 | Prowler | These cats enjoy prowling around the neighborhood. Send them out and they might come back with something they found. |
 | Skittish | These cats are scared of everything. Okay, well, almost everything. They also like to hide a lot. |
 | Spoiled | These cats are spoiled creatures. Scolding them hardly ever changes their behavior. |
 | Talkative | These cats love to yowl along with other Sims. They'll even try to sing upon request. |
 | Territorial | These cats are fairly protective of their territory. They will be aggressive to anyone new they meet. (Conflicts with Friendly) |
DOG TRAITS & DESCRIPTIONS
 | Active | These dogs are very energetic. They really like running and enjoy frequent walks. (Conflicts with Couch Potato) |
 | Adventurous | These dogs will sometimes leave the house to go on solo adventures, but are also happy to go on an adventure with their owner. |
 | Aggressive | These dogs will be more hostile when greeting others, and might attack others unless properly trained. (Conflicts with Friendly) |
 | Couch Potato | These dogs are low-energy creatures that like to relax and unwind with their owners, rather than run around. (Conflicts with Active) |
 | Friendly | These pets tend to be friendly to other Sims, and will happily greet other Sims around them. (Conflicts with Aggressive) |
 | Glutton | These pets will eat significantly more often, and much more messily! |
 | Hairy | These dogs will leave hair piles laying around. Brush their fur to keep things tidy! |
 | Hunter | These dogs are natural hunters. Send them off into the world, and they'll hunt and dig for things. |
 | Independent | These dogs are less likely to need constant affection and can even walk themselves. (Conflicts with Loyal) |
 | Jumpy | These dogs are easily frightened, and like to hide more often. They will often shy away from things like fights. |
 | Loyal | These dogs want to be closer with their owners and love to be pet. They like to follow their owners around. (Conflicts with Independant) |
 | Playful | These pets love toys and want to play all the time, even when they're not excited. |
 | Sleuth | These dogs are naturally more curious and like to investigate different objects around the house. |
 | Smart | These bright dogs are easier to train and pick up tricks quickly. They might even understand Simlish! |
 | Stubborn | These dogs don't like being told what to do. Scolding them doesn't do much to change their misbehavior, but you can try begging them to stop. |
 | Troublemaker | These dogs are always up to nothing good. They will often misbehave and can even be encouraged to do so. |
 | Vocal | These dogs like to howl occasionally, and can even sing on command. |
