Who Says Cats Are Aloof?
How feline friends and their owners develop strong bonds over the course of time.
How feline friends and their owners develop strong bonds over the course of time.
Seems like ever since my cats heard me talking about “cattitude” in a previous post, they’ve been absolutely loaded with it. Mainly in the form of stealing. My cats steal everything—cellphones, paychecks, hairbands. (And occasionally, my sanity.) I think all cats operate on the same basic principle: “Everything belongs to me.” This is why when
I’m a dog lover. I admit it. I grew up around dogs, I was never afraid of them and I loved my Labrador Retriever, Casey, more than I could have imagined. Cats were…a pet I never wanted. My dad is highly allergic to them, so it wasn’t even an option when I was growing up.
She wishes she could relax and sleep like her feline friends do.
How a trip to the veterinarian became a source of comfort in the end.
How this feline lesson in sharing made her realize that they are more similar to humans than we think.
Her feline friend has picked up a few new quirks from hanging out with a dog.