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You VILL scoop ze poop, you VILL contract toxo, and you VILL like it.Why do cats gotta shit in a box? What you think you're better than me?
GO OUTSIDE YOU DEGENERATE MICE EATERYou VILL scoop ze poop, you VILL contract toxo, and you VILL like it.
Speaking of eating mice, there was a poster earlier in the thread who had the audacity to claim that cats built civilization because they could *drum roll*... kill rodents.MICE EATER
are you one of themAS IF THERE ARENT HUNDREDS OF SPECIALIZED DOG BREEDS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD THAT ARE BUILT TO KILL VERMIN, MICE AND ALL.
They care enough to write retarded one-liners showing their very real totally not fake disinterest!Cats don't care that you fags hate them.
Yeah, and they don't really care if you love them either. That's why they're great pets for weirdos who project a lot.Cats don't care that you fags hate them.
Aren't cats only mousers? I've read that rats are too big for most cats to deal with and there are dog breeds like Jack Russels that deal with those.It was cats that hunted down and destroyed the rodents that would gather and feed on our stored grains and spread diseases
They actually do that to show they trust you because their butt is a vulnerable area.Why is it that cats always default to shoving their butt in your face when they don't get their way?
A cat showing you their butt is a normal behavior among cats themselves, particularly among feline friends. It likely means they trust you and probably want attention.
There have been suggestions that this is an instinctive behavior, and that cats backing into your face with their tails up is a throwback to how kittens would allow their mothers to clean them. (It’s for the best if you don’t think too hard about that sentence.) This particular presentation could also be your cat’s way of demonstrating that he trusts you, or feels affectionate toward you.
“If the cat is being friendly to the person by purring and rubbing on them, has relaxed ears and a relaxed body, and then puts his rear end in their face, it is likely a friendly gesture,” Fisher says.