Yes, of course, I have a cat. Her name is Alisa, and I really like her. She is angry and unpredictable with other people, but cute and soft with me. I really appreciate her for this special attitude towards me. So, I prefer cats more than other animals. I don't know why. Maybe because of their proudness and gracefulness. They can choose a person and behave nicely only with this person. Furthermore, I like their fluffiness. They are so fluffy that I want to hug them endlessly.

Yes, of course, I have a cat. Her name is Alisa, and I like her. She is angry and capricious for other people, but cute and soft for me. I appreciate her for this special attitude to me. So, I prefer cats more than other animals. I don't know why. Maybe because of their pride, and gracefulness. They can choose a person and behave like nice animals only with this person. Furthermore, I like their fluffiness. They are so fluffy that I want to hug them endlessly.

Yes, of course, I have a cat (Means its obvious you have a cat. If that's not how you meant it: Yes, of course. I have a cat.) Her name is Alisa, and I really like her. She is angry and capricious (sounds like a word just for a human. Maybe temperamental?) towards other people, but cute and soft towards / with me. I really appreciate her for this special attitude towards me. So, I prefer cats more than other animals. I don't know why. Maybe because of their proudness (I like a little nonstandard vocabulary, but some dictionaries don't seem to recognize this word anymore, or consider it archaic), and gracefulness. They can choose a person and behave like a nice animal (presumably you are talking about one person, per one cat) only with that person. Furthermore, I like their fluffiness. They are so fluffy that I want to hug them endlessly.