This guy is funny 😄 And if I may brag? I attract every cat. Only with my eyes and voice. I don’t reach out with my hands. I blink and talk to them with love. ❤️
Never met a cat that didn't like me. Strays will come up to me. Had this orange poofball stray cat come up for pets the other day. No food nothing just comes right up.
So you're telling me that in order to impress a cat, I need to: 1. Spray on perfume 2. Play hard to get 3. Hold out my hand strategically 4. Demonstrate physical intimacy 5. But also respect their physical boundaries 6. Seduce them with my eyes 7. Be fun and playful 8. Pay for their dinner Why do these sound so familiar?
@@Serom_974 sure but the point is there's meant to be a bond that forms. My dogs would NEVER do anything to me, and i've never needed to beat that into them.
How to tame one of my cats: bring snacks, be prepared for her to shove her nose into your mouth for a smell inspection - do not be afraid or pull away, an inspection is mandatory.
A small toy like a stuffed mouse works just as well and doesn't fill your cat up with empty calories. Not that treats can't be a normal part of a daily routine.
@@karlajaeger2082 yes! i used to place a cople treats down and the get my cat to chase the lazer, i woul eventually bring them to the treat spots and turn off the lazer when they sniffed out and found the treat. a great point made about "needing to feel rewarded after the hunt" is exactly right, my little buddy used to bring me mice even a bird hunting outside our cottage early mornings proud to share his catch eith me. rip Rusty 🙏😢🙏 Edit: "satisfaction" of a successful hunt.
Someone wrote about old ladies and cats. Probably because we wlk slower. we don't make alot of noise, rush around the house and sit around alot. This gives them security. I can sit on my couch and in a matter of 5 mins, I have 4 cats lying near me. One just lies down and touches me with his paw. I LOVE it.
@@sarahs5340 oh yea that's why everyone knows the favorite human for cats is old women but for dogs its typically anyone who will walk it but cats love the slower paced lifestyle of old women
I have had four that have been great with this, but one of my little men doesn’t respond to the slow blink either. I keep trying, but nope, absolutely nothin’. There are plenty of other methods to try. A warm comfy bed and lots of rubs/scratches never go astray. Most importantly, keep some yummy treats handy. 🐟🍽🙏🏼🤪🤣 Good luck and enjoy your baby! ♥️
I heard blinking your eyes slowly is a sign of love. I tried that on a bunch of unsocialized cats at a nearby shelter. It work for every cat. Also, it depends on the cats personality and what they have been through.
Actually, blinking for cats is telling them I am not hunting you and a friend. This is a trait from their wild cousin, lions. It does the same, because they stare at you as possible prey.
@@kito1san closing your eyes is a sign of calmness and vulnerability to a cat since they stare at their food and blink slowly when there's no danger, since they don't have to see if there's no danger.
It's not so much a sign of love, love is a human concept, from the cat perspective it's about showing you aren't a threat because in cat language and dog language an unblinking stare means you're challenging them.
But not *too* gentle pets, that tickles. Usually it helps to pay attention to the tail, it moves differently depending on if a cat likes the way you pet it, or is merely choosing to not bite you. XD
Emil Hallgren I mean like, don’t aggressively approach or grab them. One thing I like to do is hold my hand out in front of my cat so she knows I’m coming, and she usually likes to jump up into my hand.
@@HanaNoMachi Which is exactly what cats do to show they want to be petted. I didn't mean to imply you didn't know how to pet your cat, I just added my post to let other people know that while gentle pets are loved by cats, if you pet them too gently they will generally think it tickles, and might attack your hand. The tail is a good indicator of that.
#4 doesn’t seem to helpful for me. After he gets a good hour nap on the bed he will the continue to scratch the carpet and run around my room and meowing as if he’s demanding me to open the door to let him out just to let him back in
“Owners of dogs will have noticed that, if you provide them with food and water and shelter and affection, they will think you are god. Whereas owners of cats are compelled to realize that, if you provide them with food and water and shelter and affection, they draw the conclusion that they are gods.” Christopher Hitchens
I think its because cats are more self sufficient than dogs. I'm not proud of this but I had a cat from when I was about 10 to 20 years old. I left to the army and my mom took the cat which passed away around 13 years old. ok so when I was young I forgot to feed my kitten for half a day. about 3 months old. she killed a bird and ate it, pretty much saying that she don't need my petty hand outs. and over the years I will admit we would forget to feed her sometimes and yeah she would kill a bird and not miss a meal
@•• my mom is obviously an insecure attention seeker, don't feed the troll it's liable to self harm when it comes down off of its feeling of heightened excitement and returns to the sad, inadequate, little non entity it spends most of its life being.
@@RicTic66 Why do they have to be insecure and into self harm because they said something inflammatory/shocking? Do you think comedians all go cut themselves after they do sets of shock humour? The guy didn't even insult you and here you are launching into a tirade about someone you don't even know, pretending you're Dr. Phil. Lol.
My mom has many cats and here is what I have learned 1. You can’t charm a cat 2. The cat will choose you as their Hooman 3. If a cat denies you........give up
Was feeding some street kittens who were scared of me. Did it pretty regularly, sort of. One day I came and this time they were literally starving (fewer people are feeding street cats during Covid). Funny thing is, now I'm treated as a safe human. They don't bother keeping their distance at all. So, I guess they can change their mind, too ❤ But I agree with not forcing them to like you. I was just giving them some grub.
@@hakunamatata1352 same thing here but with feral adults in the street. I just feed them and never expecting them to approach me and ever let me touch them, but after a month or two they knew I'm the food guy. They wait for me and yell when they see me (hopefully they are not insulting me for being late sometimes lol). At first they looked very suspicious of me, even hiss at me, but now they are relaxed about me being around them, a couple of them even let me pet them. If you can win the trust of a feral cat I think nothing is impossible for you in this life. Winning the trust of a non-feral is a million times easier. I wouldn't say if a cat denies you you should give up, I think every cat has its key, sometimes it might be a hard key to obtain but never impossible.
Lol. True to an extent but my favorite cat memory was when I noticed an abandoned kitten around my house that hissed and ran from me no matter how carefully I wooed him with food and treats. I kept my eye out for him and he finally got so weak I was able to scoop him up because he could no longer run away. I nursed him back to health. He kept snarling and hissing at me during that time even though he let me feed, pet and wash him up. It took a long time for him to learn to purr. He would eventually go through a phase where he hissed at me while cuddling me before he finally.learned to actually purr. 😂 We became mama and child kitty. He slept with me and stayed glued to me for years. His name was Timothy. So you CAN get a kitty to come around with patience and love. Worth it. 😻🥰
Tip: Most of this doesn't matter when the cat loves you. Blocking the exit has become a game between me and my cat, he loves it. If he gets past, he comes back and tries again, every time.
I grew up with dogs and cats. Both are equally lovely and affectionate, and every individual has their own personality and quirks just like humans. If you say you don’t like cats, you’ve probably never had one. 🐶🐱💕
i never had a dog well i did once when i was like 2 or something so i dont remember anything i kinda dont like dogs well i do like em but some dogs are just nasty
I grew up with a big, affectionate dog and thought that I only loved dogs. (He has since past away back in 2016. He was 13 yrs old) But recently my family decided to get a kitten. And she is so beautiful. I understand they're different from dogs in the way you approach them. Cats are extremely affectionate witg people they trust. The purring is so beautiful.
I have the opposite problem. Cats love me too much, they actually manipulate me and thus I have adopted a lot of stray cats. I am their slave now. I work for feeding them. I think they will soon order for me one of those Amazon books on how to be a successful entrepreneur so i can get richer and treat them even better.
Man I remember my old cat named Lucy, she was more of a wild animal at first but she slowly just started to trust us cause her mother started hissing at her (obviously Lucy still wanted to keep close to her but it didn't work). We couldn't approach her within a meter or two, heck we couldn't even breathe in her way cause she'd ran away. But one day, a month or 2 after she started visiting us with her mother and a few weeks after her mother started to drift away from her... I came back home, I sat outside on the balcony, she jumped on the balcony and then she just curled up on my lap. I don't know why did she do that cause the previous day she was the same but I didn't think much of it, I was so damn excited. Ever since then she was really cuddly but only with us she didn't approach or accept anyone new, would take them a few visits to gain her trust. We always let her in the house at night cause the other cats would've attacked her and even due to my father not accepting that at first he eventually warmed up to her. Unfortunately she died very young, was a bit over 1 year old, I'll never forget her and how she accepted us. Sorry for the long ass comment just got reminded of her due to the topic.
Everything makes sense with cats once you realize that their brains are *biologically wired differently* from that of dogs. Dogs were descended from wolves which are pack hunters. Therefore, it is within their best interest to follow a pack leader (ie. you). Wolves are also at the top of the food chain within their ecosystem, so dogs are inherently less fearful of new faces. Dogs were also bred for thousands of years to be companions for humans. Most cats are descended from the African Wild Cat (some more recent breeds also have traces of Serval, Caracal or Asian Leopard Cat). All of these species are considered lesser cats. They are strict solitary hunters. Unlike the big cats, lesser cats are still small and vulnerable in comparison to other predators within their ecosystem, and therefore can also be prey. As such, any creature that is larger and foreign to them can be seen as a potential threat. Cats have lived alongside humans for thousands of years because it proved beneficial to have them around as rodent control, but humans have only _just_ recently started viewing cats as strict companion animals. It wasn't until the 1940's-1950's that it became commonplace to have indoor-only cats. Makes sense then why cats take longer to relinquish their trust toward new people in their lives than dogs do, but that's okay! It just makes it all the more rewarding once they finally do! Cats _are_ becoming more sociable to one another though, including feral cats! They're starting to form social circles with one another, known as clowders or colonies.They're not nearly as organized or ranked as dog packs are, but females will often look after another's kittens, and they stick together for security and companionship. Some cats even have best friends!
I was starting to think my cats must be very different kitties, because I dont have to do any of these. me and my kids get along very well with our kitties . They sleep with is come up to us we all live together very well . We even have guinea pigs and everyone is fine so I can completely get your comment . They chose us that must be why we dont have any issues that are needed for these tips . As I write this one is litteraly laying on me on his back with his head on my son lol
This has truth. I rescued 2. Momma and a baby. Both female.The baby picked me right away with her actions. The momma went along for the ride but after 4 years... what a mush. I get purring in stereo. One one the left, one on the right, both getting pets.
@Cameron Doerksen even at 7 weeks? They are about 8 months now. So since they were so little when we got them they don't remember being in that other place before with their mom? Were they too little to understand what was going on? I don't mean this sarcastically or in a shit talking way I am seriously really curious.
@Cameron Doerksen that's a good point . I am 35 and can't remember anything from being 7 weeks old lol, but when you r 8 months can you remember from 7 weeks? it is only about 6 month difference so I thought maybe they might .
its so strange to me how people DONT know this stuff. i grew up with cats my whole life and its so obvious to me they like to keep things calm at all times. when people say they dont like cats bc cats dont like them they’re usually the ones who exhibit a lot of chaotic energy when interacting with all pets lol
most of it really comes down to reading body language and respecting it, yeah. Also those two petting zones are bullshit, what you instead want to go for is long strokes starting from the head, under the ears, over the whole body down to the tail and, here's the kicker, only do it that way around. ALWAYS stroke in fur direction, NEVER against it like you would a dog. Reason being, cats spend a lot of time getting their fur clean and nice like that so don't ruin it. You can tell he's an amateur by where the cat sat and how it still bit him at the end. I'd be sitting there cross legged to make the kind of confined space boxes naturally make, cats will jump in if they want affection and this goes on for multiple hours. Another thing I noticed is that cats want to hang out with you more if you come regularily but arent their owner. they know to use chances.
A dog thinks, "You love me donchya? Yeah, ya do, Yeah ya do!!! I love you, I love you, I love you!!!" A cat thinks, "You love me? We'll just see about that..., maybe I'll love you, maybe I won't, what have you got to offer...., hmm, that looks good, maybe I'll let you love me...sometime. Ohhhh, o o o Kaaaay! If you insist...! Yeah, you're ok. I guess I love you, a little bit..., ok, a lot. Okay, I love you! No, I really do!, get over yourself already, and move that crap off your lap so I can take a nap. Yeah...! Now THAT'S puurrrrfect. Yes I loooove YOU!" Just a LITTLE difference in the way they think. Hint; it's a lot like the difference in the way men and women think. You guess, which is the cat, and which is the dog. LOL! 😉
Dog affection is almost unconditional - sadly, even a mistreated dog won't withdraw its affection for its abusive owner. Cat love is highly conditional: they give us affection as a reward, and they withdraw it as punishment. They *train* us - there was a paper in "Current Biology" in 2009 about why cats make that "purr-cry" (like a purr with a miaow embedded in it): it's *specifically* manipulative. (The same's true for the 'trill' noise).
@Michael James😻😻😺👍👍👍👍I used to purr for mean kitty, every night at bed time. Misty would jump on bed, bonk me with head and wait for me to purr and then purrr also😻Misty was my great aunt's kitty. She was meanie, but we still loved her. I would brush Misty and she loved it, but when she would bite my aunt at night in hand, next day I would ignore her completely. Misty would throw herself in front my feet showing she wants brush but I would just step over and walk away. In time Misty became more mellow and lovey...
@@l-kin3480 meowing is generally a "fuck off", "im bored", "let me outside", etc. its used to either scare something off or communicate discomfort to a human.
digitalconsciousness should have known that before I went to surprise my cousin (who didn’t know we were even back in the country yet). She screamed REALLY loudly and I guess her cats thought I was attacking her. They now hiss at me whenever they see me, which is a bummer cuz I really love cats
@Nunya Business That is a great idea! @Private C I think you need to do it gradually and consistently. Like when you're about to go out the door, make eye contact and say "I'll be back". After a few seconds, come back. Repeat the process, gradually adding seconds, then minutes, and hours. And greet them when you enter, "I'm back". They'll learn that you're not abandoning them & you'll eventually come back, and they'll be the first to know when you're back (even if they just glance at you then proceed to ignoring you). I'm not sure if it will work though. I don't actually have a cat but if I do (or any other pet), I'll incorporate this into a routine 😊
Mia Smith trust me, it’s strange to hear but even stranger to believe. at least for me, mine would jump on top of the knob and then grip so that when they slid off, their body weight would turn the knob. as long as they slid off to the left, their weight would turn the knob and budge the door a bit so they can just walk in. if they fell off to the right the knob would turn but the door wouldnt open, and it’d just be a clumsy mess for anyone close enough to hear. handles would be much easier for them to turn, though.
@@vspreels399 Cats are generally scared of loud noises and fast, big movements. If you walk quickly towards a cat while being loud and waving your arms around, the cat is gonna bolt. Wtf does that have to do with a baby? The video is "How to Get a Cat to Like You", so that's why I commented what I did. That is how you approach a cat you want to like you. You have to be low, at their level, slow, and quiet and they will generally be more receptive to you. They at least won't have a reason to run away.
Lioness006 i said that because what if a baby is making a lot of noise or running around? i've seen cats just claw the hell out of babies for being babies
@@vspreels399 Exactly. That's why you shouldn't make a lot of noise around a cat. If they don't run, they get defensive bc fight or flight. But the babies aren't trying to get a cat to like them, they're just being babies. This video is specifically for people who are trying to get a cat to like them. Like if their friend has a cat they're trying to be friends with or a boyfriend trying to get along with his girlfriend's cat. Or anyone trying to befriend a feral or abandoned cat. Babies don't have anything to do with anything in this video.
Lioness006 it's the point of... why have a cat if you have to change your whole life around to comfort it. With dogs they just go along with it, same thing with gerbils and other animals. I just don't see the point in buying a NOT FULLY DOMESTICATED animal at all.
Oh, fuck off with that incel/manosphetr bullshit. Crawl back to 4chan with your "cucks" and "simps", it's a nice cat video. Don't spread your "red-pill" BS here. And what the fuck does "simp" is even suppose to mean here? I swear to God, EVERY TIME a word enters far-righters lexicon it loses ALL its meanings. It's like some kind of a curse.
The guy: we don't need to do anything to make a dog like you My husky's reactions to all my friends: i don't know you, i don't like you, do not dare touch my fur, you human peasant
It took my uncle's cat 2 weeks to be friends with me. For the first he was running away from me, but now he follows me everywhere, in the kitchen, in the bathroom, just like a dog, we are best friends now.😻😻😻
My cousin's cat rejects everyone but my cousin by: ALWAYS running away when patted or touched (EVEN if it was just a NICE SOFFTTTT little Tiny Affection-ful Touch) and that cat hates me especially 😿i did NoThInG WrOnG
Cosmos fur patterns are really similar to my cat that disappeared last month. She was so friendly, and really liked hugs and blankets for some reason and was so squishy. My biggest regret was leaving her outside in the rain that night, when I thought she had a way in even though we had actually closed the garage entrance. I miss her.
Try this gesture: - Squat down. - Relax your arms and extend them in front of you. Don't be too nervous. - Hold up your palms near the ground. - Smile. Don't stare, slow blink. - Let the cat come to you. Basically this is probably the most non threatening and friendly way to interact with a cat. It has usually worked for me.
Sometimes it helps to very obviously close your eyes or look away while holding your hand out as far as possible. It gives the animal a chance to sniff you without having to worry that you might pounce on them.
@@patricklecavalier1241 It's a kind of diplomacy, and I've also had cats as pets and friends so I know how to interact with them. How does respecting another species take anything away from our intelligence?
I devoted as much time as I could interacting with my cat when she was a kitten. She showed endless amounts of affection towards myself & adored playing. 1 year on & it’s the complete opposite. Tilly is always arms length away, only when she wants food will she show me affection by head butting me, rubbing herself against my arm & lastly be very comfortable/relaxed in my company. Im still rewarded by her laying at the end of my bed at night. The only change I made was introducing a kitten aged 3 months old. Tilly was 8 months old at the time, they both love pouncing on each other & nose touching. Occasionally they sleep very close together. I can’t understand where it all went wrong! How have I now ended up with a timid cat indoors yet outside she will happily interact with me. I feel it has a lot to do with introducing Pickle to the house
My wife calls me Dr. Doolittle because I've never met a living creature I couldn't make friends with, including aggressive dogs, bite-happy horses from hell, and cats who "hate everybody". I'm the sort who saves a terrified bat from a screaming girl, or rescues a wasp drowning in his beer - and I swear that animals just seem to know that's the person I am. Cats who hate new people yet fall asleep on my lap the first day I meet them... massive sense of accomplishment! Snake-charmer, eat your heart out. The slow-blink-and-look-at-something-else manoeuvre is cat-whispering gold. If you find them doing the same to you when you glance at them, congratulations: you have successfully exchanged pleasantries and attained the lofty status of "possibly tolerated". When the cat revolution comes, they might kill you last...
I'm much the same way. I'll capture and let a fly out rather than kill it. (Although I'd mostly just not care). If I meet a dog owner outside I usually present the dog with friendly smile and calm nod, I don't care who's walking them. I think animals can definitely somehow judge people fairly with few clues.
@@jonasseger I agree, I've had bees, stray cats and dogs, and a rat or two follow me around. The bees always sit on my glasses, the cats always cry and bunt me, the dogs always act like puppies. But the damn rats just won't get off my shoes.
I'm learning these things just in case a cat chooses to come near me and I can be friendly and feel like a Disney princess who is loved by every animal
my cat holds a grudge against me cuz when I was at a friend's house he has a cat I played with it for a moment and when I came back she started Hissing at me FOR A WEEK man I felt like a cheater
@@aleksandarkurbalija yes neon they get more from their human with little work often they are really the ruler of the house and this concept of cats ruling goes back over 3,000 years to ancient Egypt where cats where worshipped the descendents of these cats never forgot their royalty
I'm watching this with my cat, when she saw the laser pointer she runs up to the screen, then she saw the treats she looks back at me and meows. Thanks, now I have to go buy her some treats
@@bluediner967 I had to have her put down exactly 2 months ago. She got acutely ill and had to be put down. Or, it was rather acute because she finally showed symptoms of not being well. Turned out her bone marrow had completely shut down and stopped producing both white and red blood cells. She had also appearently developed an autoimmune disorder that attacked her remsining red blood cells. Her blood values were so bad that she had no immune system left, and her red blood cell count was so low that the vet said she'd be uncobcious if it had been acute (like a blood loss). There was nothing I could do to make her better, and because she was in so much discomfort and pain, I decided to let her go. So I sat with her and stroked her body as the vet gave her the final injection (after first administering her painkillers). She was 15-16 years old, and I was fortunate enough to have her for almost 12 years (since right before I turned 10). She was incredibly loyal and the best cat I could've asked for.
Every dog owner: "Oh no, it's that time... got to walk him AGAIN in the freezing cold!" Cat owner: "Just got an automatic kitty litter cleaner. Woohoo!"
I love when I’m just tryna pet my cat and she decides it’s play time and viciously attacks my hand, then licks it and goes back to rubbing her face on me 😂
All of my cats have turned out extremely cuddly and playful. Yes they need space sometimes, but I've seriously never met more friendly cats than the ones my family has raised. They will just plop on your lap, or stretch their bodies to reach up to you so you'll pet them.
Hi Amber, any advice for first time pet owners ( I somewhat had an irrational fesd of cats while my partner loves most animals). I want to have the right energy for her .. we collect her in 2 weeks she will be about 6 or 7 weeks. All advise appreciated. Again this is a really big deal for me and I hope I can do this.
OMG same. My cat is impressively friendly and every time someone comes visit he seems eager to getting to know them. He loves rubbing and bumping his head against my legs (and other people’s legs too), laying on my lap and adores getting petted. 🥰♥️
Absolutely. My late cat refused to even leave the room with guests around for 15 years until a very quiet, peaceful old lady came to visit. Then I was shocked to see my cat had not merely emerged, but was allowing herself to be petted in her lap!
My brother and I took in a feral kitten today, he's about 4 weeks old, he has a slight injury on his eye, but we've taken him to the vet and got him checked out and got the proper medication he needed, after that we went out and spent $165.00 on everything we're going to need to care for him. :) we've both wanted a cat forever, this wasn't how we imagined we'd eventually get one, but we're both really excited to love and care for our little guy forever. We named him Fable.
@@dang2443 .....it's from this. From a cat expert (TM) No worries, this ain't a rickroll, you can check from the link ruclips.net/video/OAGfx7eB3gA/видео.html
I'm always suprised when someone makes it violently like a karate move XD I'm always shouting at them to calm down because they're scaring the cat away.
@@7Earthsky There's this American TV show with this jerk as a host who thinks he's some big shot. He's all dressed up like some total hipster wannabe. He's the guy who wrote the book talking about the "Michelangelo Hand" that you mentioned, as if it's something he made up. People have been doing that forever.
Some really awesome tips in this video. The laser light however, stopped working very quickly with my cat. As soon as she recognized that the movement of the light was controlled by my hand, she stopped watching the light and started watching my hand.
I think my cats broken because he’s friendly with everyone that comes over he jump on people’s lap and just purrs away and he’s completely fine with people touching his belly
caleb sullivan yeah my cat is the same, he is a big, big cat. But when he is around the rest of the animals he can be a little cold/aggressive, the only time he was a friend with an animal was with our 1st cat who died because of a tumor.
Indeed, it's less a chain of command with a superior and subordinate (as with dogs), more so a partnership; you need to give trust to earn it, and put yourself in their shoes. They're so much smaller, and can't communicate with words, which makes a person feel incredibly powerless; you may be able to relate if you've ever been bullied by someone larger, or been abroad to visit a place where you don't speak the native language.
@@mixiekinslol my cat comes when called, sits when asked and stops scratching when one goes ouch 😆 Btw it s a Siamese and known for their odd(ish) behaviour and being talkative and he s all of that
fine mel Same ! Mine loves getting pet on the head and even the belly As soon as you scratch her back - she turns so you pet her head or belly instead 😂
I've been taking care of my roomates cat while they're away for a couple months, and we've bonded a lot, but he always seemed bored, even before my roomate left. Well he hates when I leave so today I decided to take him with me in the car on a 25ish minute drive through errand. He was scared at first and I was about to abort but he climbed into my lap and started looking out the window and totally calmed down. I think it was intense for him but ultimately I think he loved it! He was totally chill by the time we were on our way back, and since then he definitely doesn't seem bored and our bond has pretty clearly gotten stronger! Just a tip!
The Slow Blink has gained me many, many new feline friends. That, and making an effort not to encroach upon a new-to-me cat's space. I let them come to me. My favorite was a Maine Coon hybrid I met one evening while delivering his humans their pizza dinner. I traded slow-blinks with the big guy, and he immediately started purring up a storm, and.. walked along the porch railing, and proceeded to use my pizza bag as a nesting place, much to my and his humans' delight and amusement. My only regret was that I had to coax him off the bag so that I could return to the store.
As a cat owner, whenever I want to befriend a stray or someone's else's cat, I just say hi and give them food. They'll come, the rest will follow. As for my cats, we do a fist/ head bump and I always feel like a scene with Naruto and the nt fox.
Exactly what Happened to mine! Honestly? This isn't even my cat, it's from the neighbors XD I just fed it some food and wait until it got comfortable to come in and now he's my chonky orange kitty, My neighbors eventually found out and seemed "meh" about it. I even overheard saying that the cat was now mine since the chonky baby would only stay at ours XD
I find a lot with Online Streamers that have Cats, the Cat tends to often jumpup into their owners lap or in their presence during a Stream, wanting attention. The human is so busy that this is a good example that ignoring your cat works. Streamers do this unintentionally but it's a common pattern I've notice.
My cat used to try and climb up my leg while I was on the phone 😂 when my mum was reading the newspaper she would jump up and park herself on it she also used to like to sit on my computer keyboard 😁
@Toadw1 those ones were adults and venomous (not much tho my other cat died from one) and baby snakes(at least those) are more dangerous than adults bc they use all of their venom at once. Also under our boat there was a squirrel sematary. Like 7 dead squirrels in a line. And my old cat hunted all of them.
“I just learn to go along with it, and let him know that whatever he does, I won’t hurt him. I’m his friend.” That ending tho- I wish I had friends like that haha
I'm a cat lady. I love them and they love me back. 😁 Jokes aside, they are truly beautiful creatures. It's all about patience and trust with them. Once they get to know you and trust you, they will also show you affection in their unique way.
I have to say.. I love when cats have their unique and sometimes not so for humans as easy seen attitudes.. (English is not my native language) Because I love to let them be and still see how they interact with me in their best way possible and me interacting with them but still respecting their need for alonetime or whatever they need as a cat haha I have learned the more you let them just be.. The more they feel comfortable with your quirks as a human But I wrote this in a very general way It can mean a lot.. I know a cat that you can hold like a baby for an hour and is very calm and friendly.. Because it's just happy to go outside the whole day and having fresh food when it comes home Then I know cats that need lots of alone time and don't like being so much touched but always are there for you when you cry and ready for a cuddle And the cat of my aunts house hates being lifted up and carried around.. But she let's my cousin do so..and my cousin always opens the door when she comes at night home.. At any time.. While the other don't let her out anymore or don't open the door till the morning
Good video! I'm glad you endorse Jackson Galaxy! He's the Cat Daddy! One thing: when your cat turns their back on you, just like flopping over and showing their belly, and slow blinking, it means they trust you
Ginny Jolly when my cat rolled over on her back with her belly showing, she was baiting you! As soon as reached down to pet her she would grab you, or when walking by she would grab your legs. She was oh so cute though!
@@katden220 - My cat also baits people that way! He also walks over and rubs his sides against strangers' legs and weaves between them, and they always misinterpret it as a friendly sign. For him, the flopping over and body rubbing were baits; he'd hiss every time anyone paid attention to it. "Touch me, I f*ing dare you." Lolol..
@Janette Reeli Baumann Depends on how the human reacts. If the human acts aggressively, kitty won't go near them. If the human allows kitty to walk all over them, then that's what kitty expects. The cat will then trust that a belly - up human is accepting of attention: splaying on their human, head - bonking, making biscuits, snuggling up to one body region or another to take a nap. When a cat goes belly - up, it means they can trust that you won't hurt them. That you will respect their sensitive places. And that the don't have to be on alert. They can relax.
Also for petting, I recommend the neck. This works especially well when they wear a collar. Every pet gets itchy there, so they usually like it quite a lot
Take it slowly. Be gentle. Speak softly. Make no sudden moves, and do nothing that's in any way threatening. If the cat wants attention, it will come to you.
Don't go in above him, that's seen as a threat. Get to his level & offer your hand under his face so he can sniff it. And play with him. My timid rescue cat suddenly came out of herself & her confidence soared when we had a daily 10min session with a feather & mouse on strings . Scratching gently under the chin & the base of their tail is sure fire ecstasy once they've gained their confidence back. Also, avoid their belly, they don't like that the way dogs do.
That's a tough nut to crack, and just for the record a cat doesn't have to be abused to be mistrustful. In fact not all cats dislike every new person they meet either. I know somebody with two cats and one of them mistrust every single person and animal she meets, even as a kitten newly brought home she hid under the bed for two days and it took weeks for the cat to trust her new owners. The other one was friendly and sweet right out of the gate and was to me when I met her as well. She even accepted my dog with nonchalance. Funny thing is those two cats are sisters that have had pretty much the same care love and attention ever since they came to their forever home at about 8 weeks of age.
If you think you spend too much time with your feline friend: ruclips.net/video/w6QXDCBN9e0/видео.html
This guy is funny 😄
And if I may brag? I attract every cat.
Only with my eyes and voice.
I don’t reach out with my hands.
I blink and talk to them with love. ❤️
@ihate Johnwick1 hahahaha, I think we have to be more scared of politicians.
ihate Johnwick1 :)
Never met a cat that didn't like me. Strays will come up to me. Had this orange poofball stray cat come up for pets the other day. No food nothing just comes right up.
@@narcismebelgie i have trays come up to me. No cat has ever turned me down. Don't care for dogs though.
The cat has trained him well.
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Ver1fly nO.
So you're telling me that in order to impress a cat, I need to:
1. Spray on perfume
2. Play hard to get
3. Hold out my hand strategically
4. Demonstrate physical intimacy
5. But also respect their physical boundaries
6. Seduce them with my eyes
7. Be fun and playful
8. Pay for their dinner
Why do these sound so familiar?
Cats don't like smelling perfume but you're correct on everything else.
positive1 I don’t know about perfume but some cats love my cologne
That's why masculine men who understand cats are often very successful with women :)
Shane Dawson did more than that
Every animal and us humans like smell.
This is why when a cat likes you, it means so much - because you earned their trust.
Thiss!!
That's it!
I’ve had a cat love me for years but scratch me and attack me decade later ... they’re just assholes
@@si_quest if you don’t let him/her know it’s bad to scratch you, of course it will continue
@@Serom_974 sure but the point is there's meant to be a bond that forms. My dogs would NEVER do anything to me, and i've never needed to beat that into them.
I wonder how cats would feel if they knew humans dedicated books and videos on how to befriend them
Oh they know. They know.
They'd probably think we're even dumber for having all these resources and still falling short of their expectations.
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@@Bussblower892 202 lol
@@loungekiller Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo
How to tame a dog: Who's a good boy?! *Tamed*
How to tame a cat: OK so first you need to find the 4 ancient skulls guarded by the holy guards
But the thing is we don’t know where the holy guards are! Take this map and search the earth, you have until sunset or the cats will hate you forever
So underrated comment XD
wait, so... guards guard things? inconceivable!
And follow the demands of the cat master
Answer this riddle : where's my food hooman?!
How to tame one of my cats: bring snacks, be prepared for her to shove her nose into your mouth for a smell inspection - do not be afraid or pull away, an inspection is mandatory.
Don't use a lazerpointer to play with cats without treats. Cats need the satisfaction of a successful hunt.
A small toy like a stuffed mouse works just as well and doesn't fill your cat up with empty calories. Not that treats can't be a normal part of a daily routine.
@@karlajaeger2082 yes! i used to place a cople treats down and the get my cat to chase the lazer, i woul eventually bring them to the treat spots and turn off the lazer when they sniffed out and found the treat.
a great point made about "needing to feel rewarded after the hunt" is exactly right, my little buddy used to bring me mice even a bird hunting outside our cottage early mornings proud to share his catch eith me.
rip Rusty 🙏😢🙏
Edit: "satisfaction" of a successful hunt.
cool beanz you let your cats eat birds and reward him?
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@@wombonuggetsjr.7200 lol, that's what you got from my post? you should reread.
Dogs have owners,
Cats have personal assistants.
How kind of you to call us personal assistants! It implies a certain freedom that servant just doesn't convey. 🤔👍 ( I have several "employers" BTW 🤣)
S J. Not to be rude or anything but I think he meant it as in like the cat owns us humans.
S J. Thank you for not taking it as me being an asshole lol
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@@macuocdud I was the one who ruined it btw
Why does this also feel like solid dating advice?
Don't block the exits.
„You're not hunting them“
Play hard to get
I give my girlfriend treats for cleaning the kitchen and bathrooms lol
Because humans are predators really, they just put a lot of effort into pretending otherwise.
Someone wrote about old ladies and cats. Probably because we wlk slower. we don't make alot of noise, rush around the house and sit around alot. This gives them security. I can sit on my couch and in a matter of 5 mins, I have 4 cats lying near me. One just lies down and touches me with his paw. I LOVE it.
Exactly 💗
@@sarahs5340 oh yea that's why everyone knows the favorite human for cats is old women but for dogs its typically anyone who will walk it but cats love the slower paced lifestyle of old women
YES! Adopting my kitten has made me more aware of slowing down when doing anything and being more quiet.
Instructions not clear. blinked my eyes too slow and the cat was gone.
He gave a demonstration, what more do you need?
I have had four that have been great with this, but one of my little men doesn’t respond to the slow blink either. I keep trying, but nope, absolutely nothin’. There are plenty of other methods to try. A warm comfy bed and lots of rubs/scratches never go astray. Most importantly, keep some yummy treats handy. 🐟🍽🙏🏼🤪🤣 Good luck and enjoy your baby! ♥️
Bruh
Can opener. Learn the program
Did no one get the joke? :D :D
1. Totally ignore them.
2. When they show interest in you...feed them
3. Repeat
Please don't take it seriously, but this kinda sounds like BDSM (domination and submission fantasies)
@@webdev8283 OH YES KITTY CAT, IM YOUR DADDY
i wanted to like, but ill keep it at 69
@@webdev8283 how the fuck-
@@ma2443 wha
I heard blinking your eyes slowly is a sign of love. I tried that on a bunch of unsocialized cats at a nearby shelter. It work for every cat. Also, it depends on the cats personality and what they have been through.
Actually, blinking for cats is telling them I am not hunting you and a friend. This is a trait from their wild cousin, lions. It does the same, because they stare at you as possible prey.
My cat hates when I do this 🤣
@@kito1san closing your eyes is a sign of calmness and vulnerability to a cat since they stare at their food and blink slowly when there's no danger, since they don't have to see if there's no danger.
yeah but you look like a weirdo
It's not so much a sign of love, love is a human concept, from the cat perspective it's about showing you aren't a threat because in cat language and dog language an unblinking stare means you're challenging them.
1. Respect its personal space
2. Give gentle pets
3. Share snacks sometimes
4. Let sleep on your bed
Done. Official 24/7 best friend.
But not *too* gentle pets, that tickles. Usually it helps to pay attention to the tail, it moves differently depending on if a cat likes the way you pet it, or is merely choosing to not bite you. XD
Emil Hallgren I mean like, don’t aggressively approach or grab them. One thing I like to do is hold my hand out in front of my cat so she knows I’m coming, and she usually likes to jump up into my hand.
That's basically how you get a girlfriend to become your wife xD
@@HanaNoMachi Which is exactly what cats do to show they want to be petted. I didn't mean to imply you didn't know how to pet your cat, I just added my post to let other people know that while gentle pets are loved by cats, if you pet them too gently they will generally think it tickles, and might attack your hand. The tail is a good indicator of that.
#4 doesn’t seem to helpful for me. After he gets a good hour nap on the bed he will the continue to scratch the carpet and run around my room and meowing as if he’s demanding me to open the door to let him out just to let him back in
“Owners of dogs will have noticed that, if you provide them with food and water and shelter and affection, they will think you are god. Whereas owners of cats are compelled to realize that, if you provide them with food and water and shelter and affection, they draw the conclusion that they are gods.”
Christopher Hitchens
I think its because cats are more self sufficient than dogs. I'm not proud of this but I had a cat from when I was about 10 to 20 years old. I left to the army and my mom took the cat which passed away around 13 years old. ok so when I was young I forgot to feed my kitten for half a day. about 3 months old. she killed a bird and ate it, pretty much saying that she don't need my petty hand outs. and over the years I will admit we would forget to feed her sometimes and yeah she would kill a bird and not miss a meal
@@davidcraft4909 You're right. Dogs see you like a leader or boss. But cats just see you like a friend or roommate.
True
@•• my mom is obviously an insecure attention seeker, don't feed the troll it's liable to self harm when it comes down off of its feeling of heightened excitement and returns to the sad, inadequate, little non entity it spends most of its life being.
@@RicTic66 Why do they have to be insecure and into self harm because they said something inflammatory/shocking? Do you think comedians all go cut themselves after they do sets of shock humour?
The guy didn't even insult you and here you are launching into a tirade about someone you don't even know, pretending you're Dr. Phil. Lol.
Step 1: Give them food
Step 2: Prove your allegiance to serve all of their needs as their servant and slave for all of eternity
Then maybeeeee they’ll like you
Just sounds like egypt
yees
Nah u forgot that now the cat is ur free pillow to sleep on
Steps 1 & 2: IOW, the old saying: "Dogs have owners; cats have staff."
Fred
My mom has many cats and here is what I have learned
1. You can’t charm a cat
2. The cat will choose you as their Hooman
3. If a cat denies you........give up
Was feeding some street kittens who were scared of me. Did it pretty regularly, sort of. One day I came and this time they were literally starving (fewer people are feeding street cats during Covid). Funny thing is, now I'm treated as a safe human. They don't bother keeping their distance at all. So, I guess they can change their mind, too ❤ But I agree with not forcing them to like you. I was just giving them some grub.
@@hakunamatata1352 ayy that’s really cool of you
@@hakunamatata1352 Same thing here. A cat that was afraid of us now runs into the house everytime a door is open.
@@hakunamatata1352 same thing here but with feral adults in the street. I just feed them and never expecting them to approach me and ever let me touch them, but after a month or two they knew I'm the food guy. They wait for me and yell when they see me (hopefully they are not insulting me for being late sometimes lol). At first they looked very suspicious of me, even hiss at me, but now they are relaxed about me being around them, a couple of them even let me pet them. If you can win the trust of a feral cat I think nothing is impossible for you in this life.
Winning the trust of a non-feral is a million times easier. I wouldn't say if a cat denies you you should give up, I think every cat has its key, sometimes it might be a hard key to obtain but never impossible.
Lol. True to an extent but my favorite cat memory was when I noticed an abandoned kitten around my house that hissed and ran from me no matter how carefully I wooed him with food and treats. I kept my eye out for him and he finally got so weak I was able to scoop him up because he could no longer run away. I nursed him back to health. He kept snarling and hissing at me during that time even though he let me feed, pet and wash him up. It took a long time for him to learn to purr. He would eventually go through a phase where he hissed at me while cuddling me before he finally.learned to actually purr. 😂
We became mama and child kitty. He slept with me and stayed glued to me for years. His name was Timothy. So you CAN get a kitty to come around with patience and love.
Worth it. 😻🥰
I tried this on a girl, now she is my girlfriend.
It was the laser wasn't it?
you became friends? nice
Totally agree that the first couple of tips work like magic on women. Everyone wants what they can't have.
Now you have two choice:
1. Marry her
2. Cheat her and find another perfect neko-girl
LOL!
Tip: Most of this doesn't matter when the cat loves you. Blocking the exit has become a game between me and my cat, he loves it. If he gets past, he comes back and tries again, every time.
My cat will attack me if I do that. He loves me too, he just plays rough.
That sounds like a very cat-like game.
That is so cutee >
It only happens when you're close, and again, every cats are different.
My cat she be sleeping all I have to say is her name and pat my chest she jump down run over and lay on me. Lol from a dead sleep I miss her
I grew up with dogs and cats. Both are equally lovely and affectionate, and every individual has their own personality and quirks just like humans.
If you say you don’t like cats, you’ve probably never had one. 🐶🐱💕
Blake McDaniel hear, hear
Never had either. Still love both.
i never had a dog well i did once when i was like 2 or something so i dont remember anything i kinda dont like dogs well i do like em but some dogs are just nasty
I’ve had a cat when I was young. Have two cats now. Still hate cats.
ladenswallow09 Same
I grew up with a big, affectionate dog and thought that I only loved dogs. (He has since past away back in 2016. He was 13 yrs old)
But recently my family decided to get a kitten. And she is so beautiful. I understand they're different from dogs in the way you approach them. Cats are extremely affectionate witg people they trust. The purring is so beautiful.
I've lived with cats my whole life, and I've done these hacks without realizing it
Same i've always done these things without even noticing haha
Real...
Same
Lol same with me. Just doing these naturally.
same
I have the opposite problem. Cats love me too much, they actually manipulate me and thus I have adopted a lot of stray cats. I am their slave now. I work for feeding them. I think they will soon order for me one of those Amazon books on how to be a successful entrepreneur so i can get richer and treat them even better.
Tis better to be loved, and enslaved by your cat, than to be enslaved and hated by man. 😉
kinky
Cats are better than people.
kater45 idk why that made me laugh so much 😂
Your cats called me. They said I should marry you? Um, they were very insistent. I am kind of scared now.
Me *Blinks Slowly*
Cat: *Teleports behind me* Nothing personal kid
*WE WERE ON A BREAK*
Omae wa mou shindeiru
Oh.....so you've met my cat then.
@@TonyRampage nani?
@@TonyRampage I was thinking the same thing
Man I remember my old cat named Lucy, she was more of a wild animal at first but she slowly just started to trust us cause her mother started hissing at her (obviously Lucy still wanted to keep close to her but it didn't work). We couldn't approach her within a meter or two, heck we couldn't even breathe in her way cause she'd ran away.
But one day, a month or 2 after she started visiting us with her mother and a few weeks after her mother started to drift away from her... I came back home, I sat outside on the balcony, she jumped on the balcony and then she just curled up on my lap.
I don't know why did she do that cause the previous day she was the same but I didn't think much of it, I was so damn excited.
Ever since then she was really cuddly but only with us she didn't approach or accept anyone new, would take them a few visits to gain her trust.
We always let her in the house at night cause the other cats would've attacked her and even due to my father not accepting that at first he eventually warmed up to her.
Unfortunately she died very young, was a bit over 1 year old, I'll never forget her and how she accepted us. Sorry for the long ass comment just got reminded of her due to the topic.
That’s so sweet
Awwwwe....Sorry she passed. 😔🐈💔
Aw you must have been a great cat owner for her to trust you
☺️she sounds so sweet, and she was lucky to have you
Everything makes sense with cats once you realize that their brains are *biologically wired differently* from that of dogs.
Dogs were descended from wolves which are pack hunters. Therefore, it is within their best interest to follow a pack leader (ie. you). Wolves are also at the top of the food chain within their ecosystem, so dogs are inherently less fearful of new faces. Dogs were also bred for thousands of years to be companions for humans.
Most cats are descended from the African Wild Cat (some more recent breeds also have traces of Serval, Caracal or Asian Leopard Cat). All of these species are considered lesser cats. They are strict solitary hunters. Unlike the big cats, lesser cats are still small and vulnerable in comparison to other predators within their ecosystem, and therefore can also be prey. As such, any creature that is larger and foreign to them can be seen as a potential threat. Cats have lived alongside humans for thousands of years because it proved beneficial to have them around as rodent control, but humans have only _just_ recently started viewing cats as strict companion animals. It wasn't until the 1940's-1950's that it became commonplace to have indoor-only cats.
Makes sense then why cats take longer to relinquish their trust toward new people in their lives than dogs do, but that's okay! It just makes it all the more rewarding once they finally do!
Cats _are_ becoming more sociable to one another though, including feral cats! They're starting to form social circles with one another, known as clowders or colonies.They're not nearly as organized or ranked as dog packs are, but females will often look after another's kittens, and they stick together for security and companionship. Some cats even have best friends!
Alana D thank you i needed to read this
This comment!!!
Clowder =3
It's just such a cute word.
@@Reddotzebra True! Lol
Cute info is best info.
“How to Charm a Cat”
There are many ways to do this but I have one strategy that always works. I look a cat up and down, and say
“Hey, how you doin.”
**Joey didn't teach me anything after this**
xD
The "Joe Walsh Method" 🎸
imagine being cat and getting picked up by this dude and seeing the face from his pfp
@@VulcanicYT lol
Forget those tips, you have to be chosen by the cat to earn his attention..
I was starting to think my cats must be very different kitties, because I dont have to do any of these. me and my kids get along very well with our kitties . They sleep with is come up to us we all live together very well . We even have guinea pigs and everyone is fine so I can completely get your comment . They chose us that must be why we dont have any issues that are needed for these tips . As I write this one is litteraly laying on me on his back with his head on my son lol
This has truth. I rescued 2. Momma and a baby. Both female.The baby picked me right away with her actions. The momma went along for the ride but after 4 years... what a mush. I get purring in stereo. One one the left, one on the right, both getting pets.
@Cameron Doerksen I got them when they were 7 weeks not from hirth
@Cameron Doerksen even at 7 weeks? They are about 8 months now. So since they were so little when we got them they don't remember being in that other place before with their mom? Were they too little to understand what was going on? I don't mean this sarcastically or in a shit talking way I am seriously really curious.
@Cameron Doerksen that's a good point . I am 35 and can't remember anything from being 7 weeks old lol, but when you r 8 months can you remember from 7 weeks? it is only about 6 month difference so I thought maybe they might .
its so strange to me how people DONT know this stuff. i grew up with cats my whole life and its so obvious to me they like to keep things calm at all times. when people say they dont like cats bc cats dont like them they’re usually the ones who exhibit a lot of chaotic energy when interacting with all pets lol
Same here!
I didn’t grow up with cats, but most animals like me because I’m calm and happy to see them (unlike most humans)
Well i didnt grow up with cats so yea
Cats just spook very easily and people who talk too loudly or too energetic will often scare the cat.
most of it really comes down to reading body language and respecting it, yeah.
Also those two petting zones are bullshit, what you instead want to go for is long strokes starting from the head, under the ears, over the whole body down to the tail and, here's the kicker, only do it that way around. ALWAYS stroke in fur direction, NEVER against it like you would a dog. Reason being, cats spend a lot of time getting their fur clean and nice like that so don't ruin it.
You can tell he's an amateur by where the cat sat and how it still bit him at the end. I'd be sitting there cross legged to make the kind of confined space boxes naturally make, cats will jump in if they want affection and this goes on for multiple hours.
Another thing I noticed is that cats want to hang out with you more if you come regularily but arent their owner. they know to use chances.
Easy. Hold shift and hold out a fish. You may need a dozen if you're unlucky
Aha, a worthy Minecrafter
So the smell of the sea attracts the pussy?
@@johndough1356 yes
I clicked on this video purely to find a comment like this. Thank you😂
@@johndough1356 lol
It is so rewarding to win over a reluctant cat something about cat love, I love dogs too but dog love is different not better or worse just different.
A dog thinks, "You love me donchya? Yeah, ya do, Yeah ya do!!! I love you, I love you, I love you!!!"
A cat thinks, "You love me? We'll just see about that..., maybe I'll love you, maybe I won't, what have you got to offer...., hmm, that looks good, maybe I'll let you love me...sometime. Ohhhh, o o o Kaaaay! If you insist...! Yeah, you're ok. I guess I love you, a little bit..., ok, a lot. Okay, I love you! No, I really do!, get over yourself already, and move that crap off your lap so I can take a nap. Yeah...! Now THAT'S puurrrrfect. Yes I loooove YOU!"
Just a LITTLE difference in the way they think. Hint; it's a lot like the difference in the way men and women think.
You guess, which is the cat, and which is the dog. LOL! 😉
@@sarahdelarosa6269 Perfectly put
Dog affection is almost unconditional - sadly, even a mistreated dog won't withdraw its affection for its abusive owner.
Cat love is highly conditional: they give us affection as a reward, and they withdraw it as punishment.
They *train* us - there was a paper in "Current Biology" in 2009 about why cats make that "purr-cry" (like a purr with a miaow embedded in it): it's *specifically* manipulative. (The same's true for the 'trill' noise).
I adore everything about cats. I love how they manage to look so dorky and serious at the same time.
They're like small soft and adorable demons, I especially like that
When I was young I would just purrr at them until they came to me. They'd circle around me with their tail up. From there they'd follow me everywhere.
The cat wisperer
@Michael James😻😻😺👍👍👍👍I used to purr for mean kitty, every night at bed time. Misty would jump on bed, bonk me with head and wait for me to purr and then purrr also😻Misty was my great aunt's kitty. She was meanie, but we still loved her. I would brush Misty and she loved it, but when she would bite my aunt at night in hand, next day I would ignore her completely. Misty would throw herself in front my feet showing she wants brush but I would just step over and walk away. In time Misty became more mellow and lovey...
You what?
How do you purr though? I can only meow but they just give me an odd look
@@l-kin3480 meowing is generally a "fuck off", "im bored", "let me outside", etc. its used to either scare something off or communicate discomfort to a human.
Also helps to just be quiet. Way too many people shout and move too fast. Cats like peace.
digitalconsciousness should have known that before I went to surprise my cousin (who didn’t know we were even back in the country yet). She screamed REALLY loudly and I guess her cats thought I was attacking her. They now hiss at me whenever they see me, which is a bummer cuz I really love cats
Radia Amrin you need tuna fish!
So true 😊
Jchathe I fed them like, EVERY treat, fish, and jerky for cats. They still won’t let me pet them, but they don’t hiss anymore
Radia Amrin Well that’s a positive start. Keep on loving! 💖
I trained my cat to understand the saying “I’ll be back” and believe it or not it really really helps when you need to leave the house
Thank you for your service terminator!
How did you trained a cat to understand the saying? I'd like to teach my cat as well, because he gets anxious
How did u train her to do that
Totally legit thing to do, do it also and it also works.
@Nunya Business That is a great idea!
@Private C I think you need to do it gradually and consistently. Like when you're about to go out the door, make eye contact and say "I'll be back". After a few seconds, come back. Repeat the process, gradually adding seconds, then minutes, and hours. And greet them when you enter, "I'm back". They'll learn that you're not abandoning them & you'll eventually come back, and they'll be the first to know when you're back (even if they just glance at you then proceed to ignoring you). I'm not sure if it will work though.
I don't actually have a cat but if I do (or any other pet), I'll incorporate this into a routine 😊
The only reason cats allowed themselves to be domesticated is that they can’t reach doorknobs.
That and the fact humans, very quickly, turned from prey to predator.
my cat opens doors....
oh yes the hell they can open doors. and if they can’t, they’ll definitely paw at them and meow until they learn how.
And free food.
Mia Smith trust me, it’s strange to hear but even stranger to believe. at least for me, mine would jump on top of the knob and then grip so that when they slid off, their body weight would turn the knob. as long as they slid off to the left, their weight would turn the knob and budge the door a bit so they can just walk in. if they fell off to the right the knob would turn but the door wouldnt open, and it’d just be a clumsy mess for anyone close enough to hear. handles would be much easier for them to turn, though.
"But _you're_ a new furniture, so..."
This guy gets it lmao
Also, don't be too loud, too fast, or make big movements/motions.
Lioness006 tf? what if there's a baby around?
@@vspreels399 Cats are generally scared of loud noises and fast, big movements. If you walk quickly towards a cat while being loud and waving your arms around, the cat is gonna bolt. Wtf does that have to do with a baby? The video is "How to Get a Cat to Like You", so that's why I commented what I did. That is how you approach a cat you want to like you. You have to be low, at their level, slow, and quiet and they will generally be more receptive to you. They at least won't have a reason to run away.
Lioness006 i said that because what if a baby is making a lot of noise or running around? i've seen cats just claw the hell out of babies for being babies
@@vspreels399 Exactly. That's why you shouldn't make a lot of noise around a cat. If they don't run, they get defensive bc fight or flight. But the babies aren't trying to get a cat to like them, they're just being babies. This video is specifically for people who are trying to get a cat to like them. Like if their friend has a cat they're trying to be friends with or a boyfriend trying to get along with his girlfriend's cat. Or anyone trying to befriend a feral or abandoned cat. Babies don't have anything to do with anything in this video.
Lioness006 it's the point of... why have a cat if you have to change your whole life around to comfort it. With dogs they just go along with it, same thing with gerbils and other animals. I just don't see the point in buying a NOT FULLY DOMESTICATED animal at all.
Cat: Meow
Me: Yes I know now what i must do.
Literally every cat owner. Its like we have this understanding of the cats behaviour lol
Yes, that's totally me with my furball!
I get stared at and i know what my girl wants every tine. Usually my spot, more food or cat litter needs cleaning because she is fussy.
Yeah, I'm off doing stuff and my cat meows at me while I'm busy and I verbally have to justify why I'm not petting her.
To the food bowl I go
Moral of the story: Don’t simp
That explains the whole video
Simp nation
Oh, fuck off with that incel/manosphetr bullshit. Crawl back to 4chan with your "cucks" and "simps", it's a nice cat video. Don't spread your "red-pill" BS here.
And what the fuck does "simp" is even suppose to mean here? I swear to God, EVERY TIME a word enters far-righters lexicon it loses ALL its meanings. It's like some kind of a curse.
@@TheManinBlack9054 Simp nation
@@TheManinBlack9054 simply simp pimply
The guy: we don't need to do anything to make a dog like you
My husky's reactions to all my friends: i don't know you, i don't like you, do not dare touch my fur, you human peasant
Lmfao
I have met many small dogs who were very much "That's my purse!! I don't know you!!"
Lol husky’s have such attitudes
Ur husky was a cat in it's past life
I really afraid of getting rejected by cats 😭
The truest kind of heartache
I’ve already gotten rejected by my cat, that’s why I’m here
It took my uncle's cat 2 weeks to be friends with me. For the first he was running away from me, but now he follows me everywhere, in the kitchen, in the bathroom, just like a dog, we are best friends now.😻😻😻
@@Tantan-yz7ss Lucky, I wish my cat loved me like that. 😢
My cousin's cat rejects everyone but my cousin by: ALWAYS running away when patted or touched (EVEN if it was just a NICE SOFFTTTT little Tiny Affection-ful Touch) and that cat hates me especially 😿i did NoThInG WrOnG
this dude: 'How to get a cat to like you'
Robin Seplut: Easy! KSKSKSKSKSKSKSKSK
Omg hAhahahhahahahahahah
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha!! 😹😹😹
MY PEOPLE
OMG HaHahAhHaahHaahahh
i know him too
"Hello cat. As of this moment I am your eternal slave." "Good human, you understand. I shall purr now."
Ha ha excellent
Cosmos fur patterns are really similar to my cat that disappeared last month. She was so friendly, and really liked hugs and blankets for some reason and was so squishy. My biggest regret was leaving her outside in the rain that night, when I thought she had a way in even though we had actually closed the garage entrance. I miss her.
I’m so sorry you lost her. 💔💔💔
"I won't hurt him, I'm his friend."
10000000% PURE WHOLESOME CONTENT
Are you like actually a 9 year old?
Nothing in this world is pure.
Get a job.
@@johndough1356 are you actually an asshole, or is it all defence mechanism?
@@johndough1356 shut up, doomer
John Dough it’s a damn joke
Try this gesture:
- Squat down.
- Relax your arms and extend them in front of you. Don't be too nervous.
- Hold up your palms near the ground.
- Smile. Don't stare, slow blink.
- Let the cat come to you.
Basically this is probably the most non threatening and friendly way to interact with a cat. It has usually worked for me.
Cats smile with their eyes. Slow blinks are part of smiling.
Sometimes it helps to very obviously close your eyes or look away while holding your hand out as far as possible. It gives the animal a chance to sniff you without having to worry that you might pounce on them.
Wow, and we are supposed to the intelligent ones ?!?! Humans don't deserve to exist
@@patricklecavalier1241 It's a kind of diplomacy, and I've also had cats as pets and friends so I know how to interact with them. How does respecting another species take anything away from our intelligence?
This is how I've always acted with all animals. I've always wondered why animals seemed to like me so much
The video: "How to charm a cat."
Me an intellectual: *laughs in "pspspspspspsps"*
I laughed in “tetetetetetete”
*laughs in my cat already loving me*
*laughs is swswswswswswswsw*
Ksksksksksks
**Laughs in tchtchtchtchtchtchtch*
I devoted as much time as I could interacting with my cat when she was a kitten. She showed endless amounts of affection towards myself & adored playing.
1 year on & it’s the complete opposite. Tilly is always arms length away, only when she wants food will she show me affection by head butting me, rubbing herself against my arm & lastly be very comfortable/relaxed in my company.
Im still rewarded by her laying at the end of my bed at night.
The only change I made was introducing a kitten aged 3 months old. Tilly was 8 months old at the time, they both love pouncing on each other & nose touching. Occasionally they sleep very close together.
I can’t understand where it all went wrong! How have I now ended up with a timid cat indoors yet outside she will happily interact with me.
I feel it has a lot to do with introducing Pickle to the house
How to get a cat to like you:
S Q U I S H
T H A T
C A T
yes it's a meme now
You can’t hurt a cat, just S Q U I S H
i cant believe more people dont know about the squish that video its so good
This comment feels like home
Okay Now..? It’s been a meme since like last week, fucking normie reee
This guy is the best pick up artist I've ever watched on RUclips
@@_vivi_ Lol nice
My wife calls me Dr. Doolittle because I've never met a living creature I couldn't make friends with, including aggressive dogs, bite-happy horses from hell, and cats who "hate everybody". I'm the sort who saves a terrified bat from a screaming girl, or rescues a wasp drowning in his beer - and I swear that animals just seem to know that's the person I am.
Cats who hate new people yet fall asleep on my lap the first day I meet them... massive sense of accomplishment! Snake-charmer, eat your heart out.
The slow-blink-and-look-at-something-else manoeuvre is cat-whispering gold. If you find them doing the same to you when you glance at them, congratulations: you have successfully exchanged pleasantries and attained the lofty status of "possibly tolerated". When the cat revolution comes, they might kill you last...
I'm much the same way. I'll capture and let a fly out rather than kill it. (Although I'd mostly just not care). If I meet a dog owner outside I usually present the dog with friendly smile and calm nod, I don't care who's walking them. I think animals can definitely somehow judge people fairly with few clues.
Wtf
@@jonasseger I agree, I've had bees, stray cats and dogs, and a rat or two follow me around. The bees always sit on my glasses, the cats always cry and bunt me, the dogs always act like puppies. But the damn rats just won't get off my shoes.
I don't like cats
@@jonasseger Well, as The Prince Of Demons, you have a supernatural advantage, so no fair.
I'm learning these things just in case a cat chooses to come near me and I can be friendly and feel like a Disney princess who is loved by every animal
Hehe now I can steal my neighbour's cat
Shah 69 😼 we have so many here take as many as you want 🙌🏻
You MONSTER.
hetalian
INDEED. EXECUTION FOR THE CRIME OF FELINE THEFT
that's a crime ! its catnapping and is punishable with a 2 year solitary confinement in a lion's den
my cat holds a grudge against me cuz when I was at a friend's house he has a cat I played with it for a moment and when I came back
she started Hissing at me
FOR A WEEK
man I felt like a cheater
*shame.*
Female cats, jealous beyotches. I adopted a stray, and the resident cat, a female, left the very next day, went to live with my neighbor.
@@jameschan1791 😹
U should've not made them smell the scent of the other cat.
Lol
As the slave of many cats, I agree with you totally. You just gave to remember one thing---people own dogs, cats own people.
Doris Thomson you got that right 😂
And that's why cats are smarter than dogs...
amandag417 They are?
@@aleksandarkurbalija yes neon they get more from their human with little work often they are really the ruler of the house and this concept of cats ruling goes back over 3,000 years to ancient Egypt where cats where worshipped the descendents of these cats never forgot their royalty
@@amandag417 how actually fuck cares? You just have to create tension do you?
So basically, this might also work to get a girlfriend as well.
Haha
Its true. Im very territorial
How to get a girl to like you ❌
How to get a cat to like you ✔️
What about a girl cat?
*unzips dick*
@@animepussy8356 @fbi @peta this one right here
@@animepussy8356 sounds painful
@Dokkasan With a can opener.
Warning: don't try this at home.
Reminds me of Nekopara
I'm watching this with my cat, when she saw the laser pointer she runs up to the screen, then she saw the treats she looks back at me and meows. Thanks, now I have to go buy her some treats
@Mia Smith yeah, it's the best! I even taught mine how to do a "high five" and "low five".
I really miss her.
Ragnhild MD aw what happened
@@bluediner967 I had to have her put down exactly 2 months ago. She got acutely ill and had to be put down. Or, it was rather acute because she finally showed symptoms of not being well.
Turned out her bone marrow had completely shut down and stopped producing both white and red blood cells. She had also appearently developed an autoimmune disorder that attacked her remsining red blood cells. Her blood values were so bad that she had no immune system left, and her red blood cell count was so low that the vet said she'd be uncobcious if it had been acute (like a blood loss).
There was nothing I could do to make her better, and because she was in so much discomfort and pain, I decided to let her go. So I sat with her and stroked her body as the vet gave her the final injection (after first administering her painkillers). She was 15-16 years old, and I was fortunate enough to have her for almost 12 years (since right before I turned 10). She was incredibly loyal and the best cat I could've asked for.
@@ragnhildmd5063 idk if you believe in an after life but just know that you have a very loyal kitty waiting for you there♡
@@alittlerobot1469 thank you. It warms my heart for you to say that. ❤️
I tried the slow blink with my dog and he copied me 😂
Such a good boy!
Smoother Than Silk don’t assume genders
@@adriellemartin5267 The comment literally tells you his gender. Not sure if you're trolling or sincere. Not sure which would be more obnoxious...
that means he like you
Yepp, because slow blinking means you're feeling relaxed. Your dog recognised this, and responded with "I trust you too". ❤
Every dog owner: "Oh no, it's that time... got to walk him AGAIN in the freezing cold!"
Cat owner: "Just got an automatic kitty litter cleaner. Woohoo!"
Interjections! (not interrogative) lol.
I love when I’m just tryna pet my cat and she decides it’s play time and viciously attacks my hand, then licks it and goes back to rubbing her face on me 😂
Rose Red your picture looks like a SebastiAn album cover. ;)
*trying to
Just letting you know who the boss is.
Nipping's a sign of affection! She loves you!
That´s just a cat that wasn´t socialized and is kept inside all the time. You got yourself a psychological disturbed cat. Well done.
“... cats are basically wild animals.”
Looks at Fluffy the fat cat laying on the floor upside down
“Yeah, *wild* he says”
Wild he says, do I look like a wilder?
Let Fluffy outside and see the carnage he creates.
my cat's name is Fluffy and she's doing the slow blink thing at me now
Lol.
All of my cats have turned out extremely cuddly and playful. Yes they need space sometimes, but I've seriously never met more friendly cats than the ones my family has raised. They will just plop on your lap, or stretch their bodies to reach up to you so you'll pet them.
Pets can be just like their owners !
Yes!!!! So true!!!!
Hi Amber, any advice for first time pet owners ( I somewhat had an irrational fesd of cats while my partner loves most animals). I want to have the right energy for her .. we collect her in 2 weeks she will be about 6 or 7 weeks. All advise appreciated. Again this is a really big deal for me and I hope I can do this.
Irrational fear*
OMG same. My cat is impressively friendly and every time someone comes visit he seems eager to getting to know them. He loves rubbing and bumping his head against my legs (and other people’s legs too), laying on my lap and adores getting petted. 🥰♥️
I have seven rescued cats, and I can 100% vouch for these tips. They are spot on.
Big thing with cats is a very calm and relaxing personality.
Absolutely. My late cat refused to even leave the room with guests around for 15 years until a very quiet, peaceful old lady came to visit. Then I was shocked to see my cat had not merely emerged, but was allowing herself to be petted in her lap!
@@AlexiasShado it comforts me to know that cat and old lady will be reunited, after death. Rest in peace to your kitty
I'm worried that this man is trying to seduce a cat.
Me too.
Same
Everyone is here to
Pussy is pussy
@@ketmax2805 😳😳
My brother and I took in a feral kitten today, he's about 4 weeks old, he has a slight injury on his eye, but we've taken him to the vet and got him checked out and got the proper medication he needed, after that we went out and spent $165.00 on everything we're going to need to care for him. :)
we've both wanted a cat forever, this wasn't how we imagined we'd eventually get one, but we're both really excited to love and care for our little guy forever.
We named him Fable.
How is he doing?
Fable is a beautiful name
*SQUISH* *THAT* *CAT*
Little Fabie!
Jakob Morales At last, a man of culture.
Dog: "This guy feeds me, takes care of me, he must be God!"
Cat: "This guy feeds me, takes care of me, I must be God!"
It’s easy you just gotta *SQUISH THAT CAT*
This must be some lame joke i don't get because of some video game or something equally stupid.
Dan G it’s from this video... ruclips.net/video/IO9XlQrEt2Y/видео.html
@@dang2443 lmao ok bro
@@dang2443 .....it's from this. From a cat expert (TM) No worries, this ain't a rickroll, you can check from the link
ruclips.net/video/OAGfx7eB3gA/видео.html
@@dang2443 every joke mr dan G doesn't get is immediately lame
I learned Michelangelo hand on my own....Always wondered why it caused cats to come over.
Everyone knows that one. Nobody needs that book by that jerk.
@@chocomanger6873 jerk? galaxy? why?
I'm always suprised when someone makes it violently like a karate move XD I'm always shouting at them to calm down because they're scaring the cat away.
@@chocomanger6873 What are you exactly on about?
@@7Earthsky There's this American TV show with this jerk as a host who thinks he's some big shot. He's all dressed up like some total hipster wannabe. He's the guy who wrote the book talking about the "Michelangelo Hand" that you mentioned, as if it's something he made up. People have been doing that forever.
Instructions unclear, my cat is now a tiger.
Darggie :3 Eat her
Tiger king
@@haydelisarias5929 königtiger?
😑
@@toolazyforaname KEKW
Some really awesome tips in this video. The laser light however, stopped working very quickly with my cat. As soon as she recognized that the movement of the light was controlled by my hand, she stopped watching the light and started watching my hand.
you have one smart cat. teach it to speak with buttons or sumn.
@@janfungusamon4926 🤣🤣
I think my cats broken because he’s friendly with everyone that comes over he jump on people’s lap and just purrs away and he’s completely fine with people touching his belly
He sounds like the perfect cat. I hope he gets a lot of kittens with that trait also.
caleb sullivan yeah my cat is the same, he is a big, big cat.
But when he is around the rest of the animals he can be a little cold/aggressive, the only time he was a friend with an animal was with our 1st cat who died because of a tumor.
is he a ginger cat?
Some cats are just super friendly. It helps if they are socialized well as kittens (which unfortunately doesn't always happen.)
hlle93 no he is a grey and white tabby
Jeez, I wish people would quit comparing cats to dogs. THEY'RE NOT DOGS!!
Thanks god, no!
They’re smarter! Dogs have masters...cats have staff!🤣
Indeed, it's less a chain of command with a superior and subordinate (as with dogs), more so a partnership; you need to give trust to earn it, and put yourself in their shoes. They're so much smaller, and can't communicate with words, which makes a person feel incredibly powerless; you may be able to relate if you've ever been bullied by someone larger, or been abroad to visit a place where you don't speak the native language.
Yes I agree! I hate the whole cats vs dogs things, they're different animals!
@@mixiekinslol my cat comes when called, sits when asked and stops scratching when one goes ouch 😆
Btw it s a Siamese and known for their odd(ish) behaviour and being talkative and he s all of that
*touches behind ear*
Cat : *WAT THE F U-*
*touches back*
Cat: *Okay, not bad UwU*
N N I love this comment 😂
Please do not...
It's the opposite side of my cat he would like me to touched his ears and when I touched his back he bites me
fine mel Same ! Mine loves getting pet on the head and even the belly
As soon as you scratch her back - she turns so you pet her head or belly instead 😂
Please do not use uwu when typing a comment about cats
I've been taking care of my roomates cat while they're away for a couple months, and we've bonded a lot, but he always seemed bored, even before my roomate left. Well he hates when I leave so today I decided to take him with me in the car on a 25ish minute drive through errand. He was scared at first and I was about to abort but he climbed into my lap and started looking out the window and totally calmed down. I think it was intense for him but ultimately I think he loved it! He was totally chill by the time we were on our way back, and since then he definitely doesn't seem bored and our bond has pretty clearly gotten stronger! Just a tip!
The Slow Blink has gained me many, many new feline friends. That, and making an effort not to encroach upon a new-to-me cat's space. I let them come to me. My favorite was a Maine Coon hybrid I met one evening while delivering his humans their pizza dinner. I traded slow-blinks with the big guy, and he immediately started purring up a storm, and.. walked along the porch railing, and proceeded to use my pizza bag as a nesting place, much to my and his humans' delight and amusement. My only regret was that I had to coax him off the bag so that I could return to the store.
His human😸
@@aboyisebuke His humans LOL
As a cat owner, whenever I want to befriend a stray or someone's else's cat, I just say hi and give them food.
They'll come, the rest will follow.
As for my cats, we do a fist/ head bump and I always feel like a scene with Naruto and the nt fox.
Exactly what Happened to mine! Honestly? This isn't even my cat, it's from the neighbors XD I just fed it some food and wait until it got comfortable to come in and now he's my chonky orange kitty, My neighbors eventually found out and seemed "meh" about it. I even overheard saying that the cat was now mine since the chonky baby would only stay at ours XD
The head bump is a good sign
Kinda wanna get a leopard. Are you gonna give my cat food or become food?
Same, a cat comes to my aunts house everyday and we put food out for him.
I actually just say the word "mmiiingg" whenever I want to befriend a stray cat and immediately, they would come rubbing their bodies against me.
I find a lot with Online Streamers that have Cats, the Cat tends to often jumpup into their owners lap or in their presence during a Stream, wanting attention. The human is so busy that this is a good example that ignoring your cat works. Streamers do this unintentionally but it's a common pattern I've notice.
Deff my cats are notorious for jumpin on my laptop or a newspaper while im tryin to read it
My cat used to try and climb up my leg while I was on the phone 😂 when my mum was reading the newspaper she would jump up and park herself on it she also used to like to sit on my computer keyboard 😁
Shut up loser.
Higher the safety and love you provide for them, higher the affection you'll be rewarded with.
I've tried the michealangelo thing , that idiot bite me.
Just like man and gods, eh?
Jajaja
@@juansilvapintor caption: *laughs in Spanish*
Bet you stabbed its nose with your finger nail.......
Try a bent flat hand instead. That's what I use for my cat and it's an opportunity to rub against it, which means Yes you can stroke me.
Me: [looks into cat’s eyes seductively]
Cat: bruh
I'm screaming lol 😂🔥
Hahahahaha
My cat outside:
-hunting mode!
-run away when trying to pet it
My cat inside:
-purrrrrr
- *pet mee plzzzz*
my old cat (14 years old) used to catch rabbits and squirrels and mice and birds with declawed front paws.
Torille boi
@@nere8074 🇫🇮
@@chromyl_chloride my old cat used to catch even snakes
@Toadw1 those ones were adults and venomous (not much tho my other cat died from one) and baby snakes(at least those) are more dangerous than adults bc they use all of their venom at once.
Also under our boat there was a squirrel sematary. Like 7 dead squirrels in a line. And my old cat hunted all of them.
“I just learn to go along with it, and let him know that whatever he does, I won’t hurt him. I’m his friend.” That ending tho- I wish I had friends like that haha
Oh, Lordy, don't touch my cat at the base of his tail unless you want a good scratch on your hand. He hates it. But he loves belly rubs.
What a weirdo
Panja Mysy my cat loves belly rubs as well
My cat’s favorite spot by far is the base of her tail!
That’s because the base of the tail is an extremely sensitive area
Chop your cats tail off. Problem solved
B D What are you even talking about? The base of the tail is actually on the butt/lower back, chopping off the tail doesn’t do shit. Bad joke
theres an easier way: all you gotta do is squish that cat
😂😂😂😂😂😂
👏Squish👏That👏Cat
Wait no-
Huh I don't understand 0_0
@@goreedoz2902 oh lol got it now! I am going to squeeze my cat too
heheeh~
"I won't hurt him. I'm his friend."
Why did that sound so peaceful and soothing and a tad bit scary at the same time? XD
Because it sounded psychotic
Flan Cabiz I’m psychotic
Rehearsed abduction dialogue always sounds sus outside the actual event.
He does bring "special" treat's........🙄🤔
Saying you won't do something implies you're expected to do the opposite.
you forgot the ultimate technique to make cats love you.
the sksksksks
personally i use the pspspsps
@@javzz_ me do it all the time and it works magic. They blink
@@javzz_ I use "sisisisiisisi"
pspspsps
Shoutout to that youtuber guy
Tip 9: The Robin Seplut Call
To truly communicate with cats, one must master the art of "ksksksksksksks".
yEaH
skskskskskssksjsksjsjssj
i tried this with my cat on my lap. he turned around and looked at me with big demon eyes that threatened violence. then he got off my lap.
@@2thatonegirl16 lol your cat's aggressive
that one girl i think you accidentally insulted him
"WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY ABOUT ME?"
Man, I miss my cat Gary, if only he could come home from Heaven.
Awww....I'm sorry
I miss my cat Clarence :( I feel you man... if only they could come back
Cats don't go to Heaven
Sorry for your loss doe
i miss leo
I'm a cat lady. I love them and they love me back. 😁 Jokes aside, they are truly beautiful creatures. It's all about patience and trust with them. Once they get to know you and trust you, they will also show you affection in their unique way.
I have to say.. I love when cats have their unique and sometimes not so for humans as easy seen attitudes..
(English is not my native language)
Because I love to let them be and still see how they interact with me in their best way possible and me interacting with them but still respecting their need for alonetime or whatever they need as a cat haha
I have learned the more you let them just be.. The more they feel comfortable with your quirks as a human
But I wrote this in a very general way
It can mean a lot.. I know a cat that you can hold like a baby for an hour and is very calm and friendly.. Because it's just happy to go outside the whole day and having fresh food when it comes home
Then I know cats that need lots of alone time and don't like being so much touched but always are there for you when you cry and ready for a cuddle
And the cat of my aunts house hates being lifted up and carried around.. But she let's my cousin do so..and my cousin always opens the door when she comes at night home.. At any time.. While the other don't let her out anymore or don't open the door till the morning
In summary: Understand how introverts work.
Do you mean in summary?
I need my lack of guests to bring me kitkats.
@@jeffreylong1478 You saw nothing.
Cats are definitely not introverted 😂 they hate people but they're the boss.
@@katenz100 Introverted doesnt mean afraid or scared.
Have a special treat only for guests
.....*cue sad music*
Cosmo has never had this treat before
I can't not hear that in Zefrank's voice XD
omg that's me with my cat
Good video! I'm glad you endorse Jackson Galaxy! He's the Cat Daddy!
One thing: when your cat turns their back on you, just like flopping over and showing their belly, and slow blinking, it means they trust you
Ginny Jolly when my cat rolled over on her back with her belly showing, she was baiting you! As soon as reached down to pet her she would grab you, or when walking by she would grab your legs. She was oh so cute though!
@@katden220 Yes because she wasn't asking to be petted, just displaying trust
@Janette Reeli Baumann In my experience, the latter :)
@@katden220 - My cat also baits people that way! He also walks over and rubs his sides against strangers' legs and weaves between them, and they always misinterpret it as a friendly sign. For him, the flopping over and body rubbing were baits; he'd hiss every time anyone paid attention to it. "Touch me, I f*ing dare you." Lolol..
@Janette Reeli Baumann
Depends on how the human reacts. If the human acts aggressively, kitty won't go near them. If the human allows kitty to walk all over them, then that's what kitty expects.
The cat will then trust that a belly - up human is accepting of attention: splaying on their human, head - bonking, making biscuits, snuggling up to one body region or another to take a nap.
When a cat goes belly - up, it means they can trust that you won't hurt them. That you will respect their sensitive places. And that the don't have to be on alert. They can relax.
Alternative title: how to get a girlfriend
😂😭😂😭😂
🤣😭
Yup
Underrated comment
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Also for petting, I recommend the neck. This works especially well when they wear a collar. Every pet gets itchy there, so they usually like it quite a lot
*Title* : How to get a cat to like you
First few minutes of video
* *Doggo appear* *
*Me* with the kazoo kid voice: That's not a cat
Kazoo kid? Whos that? Does he also wear a propeller hat?
Kadyel K same hahah
Waaaait a minute...
I’ve had my cat for 3 years and he used to be abused by people so that’s why he just doesn’t trust anyone I just want him to know I love him :(
buzz magister oh ok
Take it slowly. Be gentle. Speak softly. Make no sudden moves, and do nothing that's in any way threatening. If the cat wants attention, it will come to you.
Wizard Suth thank you :)
Don't go in above him, that's seen as a threat. Get to his level & offer your hand under his face so he can sniff it. And play with him. My timid rescue cat suddenly came out of herself & her confidence soared when we had a daily 10min session with a feather & mouse on strings . Scratching gently under the chin & the base of their tail is sure fire ecstasy once they've gained their confidence back. Also, avoid their belly, they don't like that the way dogs do.
That's a tough nut to crack, and just for the record a cat doesn't have to be abused to be mistrustful. In fact not all cats dislike every new person they meet either. I know somebody with two cats and one of them mistrust every single person and animal she meets, even as a kitten newly brought home she hid under the bed for two days and it took weeks for the cat to trust her new owners. The other one was friendly and sweet right out of the gate and was to me when I met her as well. She even accepted my dog with nonchalance. Funny thing is those two cats are sisters that have had pretty much the same care love and attention ever since they came to their forever home at about 8 weeks of age.