Did my dog just pet my cat?? And did my cat just hug my dog??pic.twitter.com/6LFfdaHgBj — Back To Nature (@backt0nature) November 28, 2020 Sometimes videos stop working for reasons beyond my control. If that has happened I am sorry. SOME … Continue reading →
Cats rub their faces on their human guardians to improve the bond between them. Scent glands On each side of a domestic cat’s face there are four glands. These glands are the temporal gland, the cheek gland, the perioral gland … Continue reading →
I don’t want to upset the person who asked the question but am I the only person who thinks that it is a silly question? It is a question which should not be asked. There would have been no domestication … Continue reading →
In general domestic cats follow their owner for the same reason they follow each other: friendship. People ask why their cat follows them to the bathroom, toilet or when they go outside. This is one of those instances when the … Continue reading →
“Why does a cat lick me?” was a genuine question years ago. But 15 years of the cat internet and people have learned what it means. And what it means is what it looks like: domestic cats lick their human … Continue reading →
I have boldly used the words ‘love’ and ‘arm’ in the context of a close friendship between cat and dog. I think it is appropriate to use the emotion of love (meaning strong affection) although the area of cat and … Continue reading →
Comment: This is an interesting picture. It is very rare to see this. It looks as if the photo was taken in southeast Asia. The cat is a street cat and the monkey has formed a close relationship with the … Continue reading →
You have to get the distinct impression that this couple of cats are very close emotionally. I have a sense that they are brothers but the person who uploaded the video does not tells about their relationship. Although their relationship … Continue reading →
“Don’t eat him…” It’s just a loving moment that went a bit off the rails. The picture looks weird and the video does too but it only lasted for a second. The dog’s name is Reggie. Jami Michelle made the … Continue reading →
Conclusion My understanding of these two feline terms, ‘butting’ and ‘bunting’ is that the former is a sign of friendship (but does not deposit scent) while the latter is about depositing scent, for scent marking, from scent glands in the … Continue reading →
