Cats
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planet planet
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Molly
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Re: Cats
Just watched that about an hour ago and thought about posting itplanet puma wrote:http://mashable.com/2012/07/16/kitten-d ... lay-fight/
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Mary1966
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Re: Cats
http://www.catster.com/cat-behavior/cat ... -structure
I will have to look to see how Sidney and Erik rub one another.How often does your cat greet you by rubbing her body affectionately against your legs? It's your cat's way of letting you know that you rank higher than her in the household hierarchy.
Cats rub against their companions to mingle their scents and reinforce their bond. A cat's social standing can be measured by how often other cats rub against her. Cats higher up the hierarchy are rubbed against a lot, while lower ranking cats do most of the rubbing.
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JackofDiamonds
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Re: Cats
This is a family site, Mary.Mary1966 wrote:http://www.catster.com/cat-behavior/cat ... -structure
I will have to look to see how Sidney and Erik rub one another.How often does your cat greet you by rubbing her body affectionately against your legs? It's your cat's way of letting you know that you rank higher than her in the household hierarchy.
Cats rub against their companions to mingle their scents and reinforce their bond. A cat's social standing can be measured by how often other cats rub against her. Cats higher up the hierarchy are rubbed against a lot, while lower ranking cats do most of the rubbing.
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Mary1966
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Re: Cats
Orly? So I can't post this?JackofDiamonds wrote:This is a family site, Mary.Mary1966 wrote:http://www.catster.com/cat-behavior/cat ... -structure
I will have to look to see how Sidney and Erik rub one another.How often does your cat greet you by rubbing her body affectionately against your legs? It's your cat's way of letting you know that you rank higher than her in the household hierarchy.
Cats rub against their companions to mingle their scents and reinforce their bond. A cat's social standing can be measured by how often other cats rub against her. Cats higher up the hierarchy are rubbed against a lot, while lower ranking cats do most of the rubbing.
