The cat is now used to me playing with her in the evenings. If I’m slow on the uptake, she pretends to play by chasing an imaginary toy, flipping on her back and pretending to hold the toy with her paws. Then she stares at me meaningfully as if to say, “do you get it now? Playtime, lady. Chop chop and look spry.”
Outside of playtime, she wants to lie on me and stare into my eyes. If I’m holding a book, she tries to swap it away with her paw. I don’t know why everybody says that cats are aloof and want alone time. This cat doesn’t want any alone time. She wants to be with people all the time.
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It depends on the breed of cat and how they were socialized as kittens. And yes, on the individual beasties themselves. Every cat I’ve ever lived with had a distinct personality.
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“Every cat I’ve ever lived with had a distinct personality”
Yes, this. Even dogs of the same breed (from the same litter) raised the same have distinct personalities.
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