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As long as it isn't 'I fart in your general direction' you should be safe.
With my adored Rue Dog this isn't generally an issue. Dude is not a gassy dog. Zwi on the other hand is a silent but deadly type. You're dead before you know there's incoming.
This catView attachment 77804 View attachment 77805
Potato Cat is an expert at Potato splat hugs. Like butter on a baked potato he just kinda melt into you.
This cat
intrigues me why any container of any substance I thought only paper,card(board),wood,cotton,wool,linen,stone were sacred to cats in order of holiness but apparently has reverence for all substancesView attachment 77895
Yes but a large percentage of cats avoid the unlisted substances I understand the psychology but just not this catRead about that question on YouTube some time ago. Where they cited that cats naturally prefer sleeping in most any spot that has three to four sides or wall. A defense mechanism of sorts for felines who probably sleep better whether they are actually protected or not.
Reminds me of how my cat used to always jump up onto my bed and sleep at my feet between both legs. Giving her a three-sided sense of protection. Until I'd roll over...lol.
Stands to reason, no different than dogs that circle an area where they intend to defecate. Where they are most vulnerable and they instinctively know it.
Yes but a large percentage of cats avoid the unlisted substances I understand the psychology but just not this cat
I forgot one of the holy substances skin pondersRead about that question on YouTube some time ago. Where they cited that cats naturally prefer sleeping in most any situation or place that has three to four "sides". A defense mechanism of sorts for felines who probably sleep better whether they are actually protected or not.
Reminds me of how my cat used to always jump up onto my bed and sleep at my feet between both legs. Giving her a three-sided sense of protection. Until I'd roll over...lol.
Stands to reason, no different than dogs that circle an area where they intend to defecate. Where they are most vulnerable and they instinctively know it.
It is windy outside, so the dogs are barking at every little sound that they hear. I suppose they are protecting us from unknown threats.
My house is a combo of invalid chic and nervous\territorial cat cardboard in different shapes on varied surfaces plus piles of invalid order!View attachment 77896
Potato Cat prefers bags to boxes. He never sits in them, just on them. He loves to hear them crinkle.
Sounds like my Yorkies. Though once they'd bark they'd also run for cover!
Chihuahuas are a little different. They do not seem to know that they are little. I have to protect them from themselves because they will attack things that can hurt them, like cats.
Gizmo has stopped inside the bag still inside the box i still keep every bag just in caseView attachment 77995 View attachment 77996
Rue Dog and his dinosaur (Resurrectasaurus) being judgy because they can. And Potato Cat with his bag. This is how he bags. Always on, never in.