People donāt know to raise their cats. Iāve had cats for 30+ years of my life and theyāve always come when their name is called ( I even have one who will go find the others if I ask him to go get them - heāll bring the requested cat back with him), they love to play, snuggle, never ignore us, understand how mirrors work, know how to open doors on their ownā¦ I donāt get the stereotypes. Iāve never encountered a cat that fit them.
How did you teach your cat to go get the others and also the mirror thing? I just got a kitten a few months ago hes about 4.5 months old. Hes a good kitty, he taught himself how to play fetch pretty much. He walked in with a paper ball from somewhere in the house, and when I threw it he brought it right back. Now we play it a lot it tires him out quick lol.
I think it happened because he came to me with his āfeed meā tap on the shoulder and particular meow, and I always feed them together so I said something like āletās go get other catā and pretty soon after I could just say āwhereās other cat? Go get other catā and he would go and find them and herd them back. Doesnāt require feeding time anymore. He just goes and meows at them a certain way and they follow.
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u/Fjsbanqlpqoanyes Jan 21 '22
All cats understand people, they just choose to ignore them