There is a stereotype: “Any cat considers itself the boss in the house.”
It is worth emphasizing that there is a grain of truth in this statement.
Your furry friend may not consider himself a "boss."
But he may well strive to control the people living with him in the same apartment.
So, what are the signs that your cat is trying to “subjugate” you?
The cat is lying in the hallway or near the door
"Why is he doing this? He has a comfortable bed!" - the owner of the fluffy one will probably think.
But the cat's desire to settle in the hallway is quite understandable: the animal has the opportunity to keep an eye on its owner and his family members. After all, many rooms are open to the gaze of the four-legged friend.
And if the cat has settled down by the door, it is possible that the animal simply likes that people have to step over it. After all, this phenomenon indicates the influence of the purr on human behavior.
A cat is chasing a man
If your furry four-legged friend often follows you from room to room, you can be sure that the animal wants to see your every action.
What does this indicate if not a desire to control?
The cat often rubs against the person
Do you think the furry one does this to show his love and affection?
In a sense, you are right. But the pet's main task in this case is to leave its scent on you.
This is how the animal shows that the person is its “property”.
Earlier we told you how to tell if your cat is in pain based on the position of its whiskers.
