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The Improved Charmed One - 12 Oct 2003 12:32 GMT

Does anyone know the 'REAL' reason behind cats that [while being cuddled]
like to try and bite the very end of our noses.

All I can think of is they don't like the air that comes out when we exhale?

Anyone?

Nat :-)

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Allan - 12 Oct 2003 19:14 GMT

> Does anyone know the 'REAL' reason behind cats that [while being cuddled]
> like to try and bite the very end of our noses.
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> Nat :-)

Its just a kiss from your fluffy loved one:-)

/Alan

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Mark Buckles - 13 Oct 2003 07:36 GMT

> Does anyone know the 'REAL' reason behind cats that [while being cuddled]
> like to try and bite the very end of our noses.
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> Nat :-)

They are trying to catch your nosehairs as they flutter in the wind
of your exhalations. Try trimming them - or braiding them, throwing
them over your shoulders, and tying them behind your neck.

;)

Mark Buckles
San Diego

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