Psychoanalysis of cats: cats trust your performance, and shit shoveling officers need to understand

One of the differences between cats and dogs is that the time to develop a relationship with a shit shovel is different.

If you have a dog, it only takes a week for the dog to get used to you.

And, over time, the dog will become more and more loyal; even if you treat the dog badly, the dog will not leave you.

And if you have a cat, it will take at least about a month for the cat to gradually adapt to the days with you.

Also, your cat's affection and trust in you will be determined by the way you treat your cat.

And some shit shoveling officers have been raising cats for a long time, but they still can't make cats feel enough about themselves.

The premise for cats to feel safe with the shoveler is to trust the shoveler.

So, how can you tell if your cat trusts you? You can observe the status of the cat at ordinary times.

1. Look at the sleeping position

Trust your cat to sleep in an "unscrupulous" position when sleeping in front of you.

For example: the cat is always lying in front of you with all fours in the sky, no matter how you disturb it to sleep, the cat will not resist.

And every time the cat sleeps, it will deliberately approach you and sleep next to you.

Conversely, if the cat is afraid of you and doesn't trust you, then the cat's sleeping position is more conservative.

Moreover, the cat will find a place to sleep that is not easy to be noticed by you.

2. Look at the cat's following behavior

If the cat trusts you, there will be obvious following behavior; wherever you go, the cat will follow you.

You will find that the kitten is like a "follower" and always likes to lean near you.

If you close the bathroom door while you're taking a shower, the cat will get very angry;

This is not only the cat's curiosity, but also shows that the cat is "very worried about you".

Cats are afraid of water, so the cat subconsciously thinks that you are afraid of water too.

The cat with the more obvious following behavior shows that it has a better personality and is more dependent on the owner.

3. Determine how relaxed the cat is in front of you

A relaxed kitten must be "casual".

When they interact with you, they are not afraid at all, and they are willing to actively interact with you.

Moreover, cats generally do not show significant stress responses.

Even if you pick up the cat, the cat will not react with fear.

Just like people.

For most people, it is only in the presence of acquaintances that they can completely relax and show their true self.

In front of strangers, many people will deliberately "hide" themselves, and are unwilling to show their true side.

The same is true for the relationship between cats and their owners.

4. Observe the cat litter box

The most extreme point is: trust you completely, like your cat, and don't like to "bury" every time the litter box is used up.

This shows that the cat is full of a sense of security in the current environment, and likes the state of getting along with the shit shoveling officer.

You know, it's natural for cats to bury their own excrement.

When cats are still living in the wild, in order to avoid the pursuit of natural predators, they will try to hide all the smells on their bodies.

After becoming a pet cat, cats gradually don't care about this natural behavior.

Why?

It's not because in the eyes of cats, the shit shoveling officer is a qualified "servant".

You provide the cat with delicious food every day, and of course the cat trusts you.

In fact, it is also very simple for the shit shovel officer to cultivate a relationship with the cat.

For example:

Accompany the cat more and give the cat enough time to interact;

Feed the cat, often prepare some food and snacks for the cat, and then give the cat some cat grass or catnip.

Cats have the deepest memory of things.

Of course, the most important point is: don't scare the cat all the time.

The more you frighten cats, the more they will stay away from you.

Today's topic:

Does your kitty trust you?

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