Cats: Context-Sensitive?

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(PeteCresswell) - 22 Apr 2006 01:56 GMT

With ours, in one room of the house it doesn't want anything to do with me
touch-wise. In another room, it's all over me. This has been consistent over
many months. Seems like me and the room are somehow part of a pattern/matrix
to it and it has different reactions to the different "me"s.

Anybody else notice this in their cat?

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Matthew AKA NMR - 22 Apr 2006 02:07 GMT

Pete what room are you talking about
The bathroom we all get an audience whether we like it or not

> With ours, in one room of the house it doesn't want anything to do with me
> touch-wise. In another room, it's all over me. This has been consistent
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> Anybody else notice this in their cat?

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(PeteCresswell) - 23 Apr 2006 15:50 GMT

Per Matthew AKA NMR:

>Pete what room are you talking about
>The bathroom we all get an audience whether we like it or not

This is the rec room where I have my PC.

The cat likes to jump up on the workspace - where the keyboard mouse are - and
in that situation just can't seem to get enough physical contact.

OTOH when I'm sitting in a chair about two feet behind my seat at the computer,
I can't get near the cat and it takes obvious evasive action to stay clear of
me. Same thing in the kitchen, sitting at the dining table.

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Matthew AKA NMR - 23 Apr 2006 16:37 GMT

Sons like the cat is scared of certain chairs

> Per Matthew AKA NMR:
>>Pete what room are you talking about
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> me. Same thing in the kitchen, sitting at the dining table.

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