Splains it. But, our fat ginger tom, Cheddar, does not mind a belly rub.
I used to have outdoor cats only, in the country, to catch mice and vowels. I bet I went trough 3 or 4 cats a year to the Yotes. These are indoor only, trained (yes you can train a cat on what not to do).I'm with ya bro! No animal felines around my place in the country. Feral cats are the #1 predator of wild game when the folks that want to free willey dump them out where we live.
yep, mine love a belly rub. Mine are a set of litter mates I rescued, 1 male and 1 female. they look very much like Bengal but I cant confirm that.And as you know, they're all different.
My current cat has yet to get aggressive if I'm scratching her there, and she likes her whole belly rubbed too.
My last cat would plot your death if you even thought about her belly.
Leo is probably not at a healthy weight.
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Mine know d*mn well what I saying, but they just don’t give a sh*t. The 2 baby gatos are in time out right now for being hellions.
Yeah, I tried that too, disappointed.The only reason I agreed to a cat at our place was so I could do the the cucumber thing like in all the videos.
Instead of bouncing off the ceiling when noticed, he's more 'hmm, what's this thing laying behind me smell like'.
Very disappointing.
Yes they can, my cats know words like 'treat time", and "what the HELL are you doing"? lolTrue. But you know you CAN train a cat. You just gotta be smarter than the cat. Most people are NOT smarter than cats.
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