She only gets a bit nervous and jumpy when she goes to the upper floor, I think it is too far from her "cave" (under the sofa and between the sofa and the wall).
But as soon as I sit in my armchair, she squeezes herself out of the sofa (she was 2 kg when she arrived a bit sick and now is almost 3 =) and jumps on my lap. And just like that I have to fight her "head bumps" if I want to read.

They are definitely dog cats. I had a male that lived 18 years, he was about 25 pounds in his prime and loved fetching.

She is like 3kg and tiny. Too small for a Maine Coon. And she was a stray cat, in Norway. She is probably a mixture of Norwegian forest cat with something else.

@Pedrohbds There are also small Maine Coons. Over the years mine have all been rescues from shelters and have had many different coles, markings and size.

@Sydland Maine con is a Reed from USA, not common enough here to have stray cats with this mix aroud a small town.

My girlfriends dog is alway around as she work multiple shifts in another town once in a while. They get a long well.

@Pedrohbds . A mark of intelligence in all.