If you start with a kitten, I think it will be closer to your family, because when you are young, the cat will be completely familiar with your smell and treat you as its relatives (the role of parents), so you may be closer to your master from the kitten and rely more on your master when you grow up.

In addition, each cat's personality is different, and there may be deviations. However, raising a cat from an early age is definitely not much different, and it will be closer to the owner. If we are raised from a young age, we may need to invest more time to cultivate our feelings with cats, but if we pay, we will get something, and cats will gradually adapt to the new environment and new owners, so as to gradually like and rely on you (owners). However, this needs a process, and we need more patience and care.

Most cats retain the behavior left by cats, and their personalities are relatively withdrawn and arrogant. They are not as enthusiastic as dogs and express their feelings in different ways. They are not as direct as dogs, but through subtle behaviors, such as rubbing against their owners or making purring sounds. These are the ways cats express their feelings.

We need to know more, maybe the cat will show it that day, but you don't know what it means, so we usually spend a little time to know more about the cat and what it wants to express, so as to know more about the cat.