cat speak-no means yes
i love my dopey cat. the "no man" rather than "yes man".he looks at me with his amber eyes and cries, silently. this action provokes a loving massage on his head and neck with special attention to his ears.
he is rebuffed, yet, minutes later, he makes a bed of me.
the rascal often makes a bed of me when i'm ready for a coffee refill or need a trip to the WC. i could never disturb such a peaceful creature...
i think he must love me.
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I have quite a number of cats.
Not sure if cats form bonds like dogs can. Maybe some of those who are owned by a cat can let me know.
I do recall things like this widow's husband died. Their parrot went into such deep grief, that it ceased eating and eventually died.
Bonds of love, affection, loyalty, between species which can't even communicate completely.
Amazing.
Mine is rigid yet fair and so becoming yet tranquil when I shoot for the stars......Starsky and Hutch let alone Chips (John and Poncho) riding in unison.
A dog?
(No, but dogs sit on the heads of cats.. Look it up on Youtube).
Cars? No.
Trees? No.
Cucumbers!
(Look it up on Youtube).
Cats circle the fridge and meow, cats don't meow amongst their feline friends and especially to the tomb boy.
Dogs will be whipped into shape and follow the pack. Cat's on the other hand just sit back
AND WATCH, when the claws unfold, heaven/hell........unfold
Cats are the ultimate predator.
Don't confuse OZ for NZ. There's no native animal in NZ. In the 1800's we imported possums, wallabies, Deer, Chamois, Thar/tahr, rabbits, hares, horses etc etc. The cat isn't dumb and it will pur till the cows come home and meow
Na na na na na na..........Batman
Just saying