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"Exposing her belly is not a trap the cat is setting" Nobody buys this.
by huehue 12y ago
"Exposing her belly is not a trap the cat is setting"
Nobody buys this.
- percept 12y agoIt's what she wants you to believe!
- ssebastianj 12y agoSomething I've learned over the years ( and five cats) is: Never touch a cat when he/she is taking a sunbath. It's a trap!
- randallsquared 12y agoI live with two cats who both think that you rubbing their bellies while they're sleeping is only their natural due, and they often protest when you stop.
- brightsize 12y agoAgreed, that part of the article is simply wrong. My neighbor's big fat fluffy cat comes over whenever it sees me outside and immediately flops over on its back and starts rolling around. It seems to luxuriate in having its belly rubbed, and crave touch in general. Flop and roll, belly rub, get up, rub something, flop and roll, belly rub, over and over. Eventually it's had enough, goes over and scratches a tree, then waddles off.
- joshschreuder 12y agoMy cat does this and doesn't even bite when I rub her belly gently, so I guess I'm either lucky or my cat doesn't conform to normality!