There is no cat breed that does not shed hair at all. All cats will shed hair to a certain extent, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. The top ten best cats for novices are as follows:

1. British shorthair cat: friendly and gentle, very suitable for family raising. The hair is short, thick, and relatively easy to care for.

2. Maine Coon cat: Large in size, friendly and docile. The hair is long, but it usually doesn’t shed a lot and can be combed regularly.

3. Orange cat: gentle and friendly personality, with beautiful hair color. Although it sheds hair, it usually does not cause much trouble to the owner.

4. Ragdoll cat: docile, friendly, and very beautiful. The hair is long, but regular grooming and bathing can keep it tidy.

5. Persian cat: elegant, noble, with long and thick hair. Although it requires some care, once you master the art of grooming, you can easily deal with shedding.

6. German curly cat: close to its owner, not prone to shedding, strong adaptability, and not prone to stress reactions. At the same time, German curly cats are clever, smart, and lively. They like to be close to people, have high IQs, and are very easy to train.

7. American shorthair cat: docile and quiet, with short and dense coat, not prone to shedding. Their docile character makes them suitable for families to raise and are easy to train, making them a great pet choice for novices.

8. Sphynx cat: It is a pet cat produced by a natural genetic mutation. In addition to fine lanugo hair on the ears, mouth, nose, front end of tail, feet and other parts, the rest of the body is Hairless. Sphynx cats have a cute and lively appearance and are very suitable for family care.

9. Bombay cat: It is one of the best cats for novices to raise. It has black hair all over its body and is very resistant to dirt. And it is very gentle on people and does not shed hair easily. Bombay cats have a gentle personality and are not aggressive, making them very suitable as family pets.

10. Canadian Hairless Cat: Mild-tempered, independent, and very quiet. They are less dependent on their owners and will not bite. It is easy to get oily in summer, so owners need to wipe the skin with baby wipes to avoid causing skin diseases. In winter, put clothes on it to protect it from the cold.