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Obviously the face of a killer!
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Originally Posted by DrNomis_44
Obviously the face of a killer!
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Sorry Doc, but cats and dogs domesticated humans to be used as slaves :pQuote:
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Lol....sorry, I forgot that....haha.
Gengle has an odd habit of play-biting me on one of my feet after I've had a shower, not sure why he does that, he also rubs his side against my legs too, even though my legs haven't dried.
Empress Pi does the same thing to me... Perhaps its a way of them re marking us with their ownership scent?
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According to what I've researched online, that's most likely what they are doing, I've also read that cats are smart enough to vary the sound of their meows to get us to respond in a certain way, have you noticed how the cats meow sounds different when it wants to be fed compared to how it sounds when it's happy to see you?, cats train us to do things for them.
Yhep. Although when our fat maniac psycho wants food it usually involves an assasination attempt followed by that look that only a cat can give you.....
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That's a behavior that the cat has probably learnt in order to get his human owners to feed him, I find cat psychology fascinating, here's a link to a Wikipedia page on cat intelligence I just found:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_intelligence
Apparently a cat brain is a lot like a human's brain, and they can remember things for up to 10 years.
Red Dwarf was a brilliant show. Your Holly is very cool. Our cat scary smart, runs rings around us and is highly trainable.
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Dont ya mean the cat has you trained?
Ours sure does.... :p