I've heard that cats view us as large cats, rather than themselves as
small humans.
But then, why do they freak out at new, unknown cats, but tolerate
(and even enjoy) the company of new, unknown humans? It would seem
that if their view was that we're all cats of differing sizes, then
their reactions to the introduction of new "cats" should be one of
hostility, regardless of size.
Also, cats (mine, anyway) go ballistic at the site of a dog, but
babies and small children of the same size are tolerated (if
reluctantly).
Just wondering...
Gary - 30 Oct 2004 16:22 GMT
Tigger seems to like us!
Read here:
www.cutecats.co.uk :)
Gary.
> I've heard that cats view us as large cats, rather than themselves as
> small humans.
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>
> Just wondering...
the dog from that film you saw - 30 Oct 2004 18:33 GMT
> I've heard that cats view us as large cats, rather than themselves as
> small humans.
hmmmm - so how do they view lions and tigers? :)

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Gareth.
Quote of the day.
You're disgusting! you say he is sex lupines and sweep him away.
A chinese actress suffers the indignity of bad subtitles in the film 'red to
kill'