When the shit shoveler is applauding for love, does the cat know what he is doing?

After searching online, it turns out that I am not the only one who has this kind of question about BT...

On this special day today, should I invite the cat out of the bedroom?

01The cat knows that there is something different at this moment

As a high-level hunter, cats have perfect facial features and are fully aware of everything happening around them!

Super dynamic vision + night vision

Cats have strong night vision ability. At night when there is only a weak light source, their retina can also collect a lot of effective light~< /p>

Cat: "To add a sense of atmosphere to you"< /p>

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At the same time, cats also have super dynamic vision, coupled with their predatory nature, they are extremely sensitive to moving objects. Therefore, when you are moving at high speed one after another, the flying hair, the necklace dangling around your neck, the dust and cat hair floating in the air are all affecting his/her nerves all the time...

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It is very sensitive to high-frequency sounds

Cats have special ear structures with small gaps and a hearing range of 48Hz~85000Hz, allowing them to hear more and wider sounds.

Especially for high-frequency sounds, cats are very sensitive...

Those subtle breathing sounds, gasping sounds, bed creaking sounds, and clapping sounds, not to mention, can be described as "Sounds in the ears"...

Super sensitive sense of smell

Cats have a highly developed vomeronasal organ. From birth, they have a sense of smell that is far more than 40 times that of humans. Super sensitive sense of smell!

This allows them to smell the scent of pheromones emitted by humans. These special smells are not only a kind of olfactory stimulation, cats can also judge human emotions through these pheromones.

For example, when you are happy/in love, your cat can smell the endorphins released in your body and feel when you are about to fall. So when you are there,

Do you think the cat will know nothing...

02But not completely aware

However, the cat knows, but not completely aware.

Mikel Delgado, a cat behavior consultant at the University of California, Berkeley, said that cats may know that we are behaving differently and emit a special smell, but they may not know that Twolegs are happening. X behavior.

In fact, to take a step back, even if the cat knows what you are doing, there is no need to be embarrassed! In their eyes, all this is natural behavior. After all, they don’t shy away from licking their butts...

So, since the cat doesn’t know that you are engaging in X behavior, then he thinks you are what are you doing?

Just like cats playing and rolling around every day, or licking each other's fur, they may think that you are also playing around.

If your actions are too violent and rough, the cat may think that you are arguing and fighting.

"I smelled pheromones. I don't know what happened, but I was so angry that it woke me up!"

03TAs usually react as follows

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Faced with this kind of confusing scene, TAs often have the following reactions:

Curious spectators

➤ The most likely reaction of cats Be curious and stare at it all. After all, they have to stare at you when you squat on the toilet or take a shower...

But don't worry, they usually look at it for a while and find nothing interesting, and then walk away...

➤ Jump on the bed, smell it, test it with your paws, make sure it’s nothing interesting, and then walk away.

For some lively cats, especially young cats, they may want to participate in games (simulated hunting), jump on the bed, run around, and bite your man's toes...

In particular, if the clothes you are wearing at this time have some interesting decorations, such as small pom-poms and strings, please be careful~

Cat versus Two-legged Beast In fact, I’m not very interested (unless you’re opening cans)… Plus, if you see it a lot, you’ll generally get used to it.

Of course, many cats are not only not interested, but also choose to stay away...

➤ I was disturbed by your movements and wanted to change to a quieter place.

➤ If you are frightened by this "big scene" and are afraid of hurting innocent people, you should stay away quickly.

Some cats may rush up and attack your partner, or they may urinate on the bed to declare their sovereignty.

However, this is not because of jealousy/retaliation/"protecting the owner", but the instinctive resource protection, protecting the territory that belongs to him (room, bed) + the shit shovel that belongs to him (supply of food, drink and entertainment) By).

Imagine if the cat usually stays on the bed, and suddenly the bed is occupied by a person with a strange smell!

The poop scooper who used to stick to her all the time stopped paying attention to her, and she even wasn’t satisfied with the cat bowl even when it was empty!

This may make the cat feel restless and stressed, leading to over-marking and behavioral problems.

How do dogs behave differently?

Animal behaviorist Lester believes that many of the strange behaviors dogs display when getting along with humans stem from jealousy. For dogs, when you show affection to another person/dog, or even a stuffed animal, your dog will realize and act jealous.

This kind of jealousy may come from the fact that they feel that you are playing the game without it and want to join in; they feel the intimacy between you and feel ignored and want to attract your attention.

It may also be that they think you are in danger and are trying to break up the fight and protect you.

If your relationship is not disrupted, there is no need to make changes.

If you are troubled, you can consider:

✔ Make sure the cat has sufficient resources and use snacks and toys to divert its attention

✔ Play with the cat in advance and consume it Reduce your partner’s energy

✔ Let your partner interact more with the cat and establish an intimate relationship

✔ Train the cat daily not to go to bed/to stay alone in the living room

✔ Let him or her go. Anyway, he or she will only be curious for a while~

PS: If the cat is used to staying in the bedroom, it is best not to deliberately drive it out of the bedroom at this time, lest it may bring to further disrupt, such as barking and scratching at the door.