Hunter and the turtle. Who is teasing who? |
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Since I have a picture of my cat teasing the turtle I think it is only fitting that I use a book about cats as my teaser today.
I am reading Cat Sense by John Bradshaw. The subtitle is: How the New Feline Science Can Make You a Better Friend to Your Pet.
This is a fascinating book. With DNA today you can tell who the predecessors of the domestic cat are, how to train your cat (very difficult), how your cat trains you (very easy) , and many other interesting facts. Here is my teaser:
"We also lack scientific research on cat intelligence: the past decade has seen an explosion in studies of the mental abilities of dogs, but cats, popular subjects for such studies in the 1960s and 1970s, have subsequently been eclipsed by "man's best friend" - simply because dogs are easier to train."
One more interesting fact; Bradshaw mentions that we don't know how the cat will continue to develop because we have just started to spray and neuter our cats and that may change what traits are passed down.
It would be interesting to learn how a cat's brain works.
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I always believed that cats know a lot more than we think they do. They seem very wise...lol
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Interesting. If you want to read non-fiction check out my teaser from Unleash the Power of the Female Brain.
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Very interesting! Might be useful in my household since the cats run the place anyway!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a potentially useful book. Before I had to put her on an appetite stimulant, my cat learned to sit, stay, and jump. I'm always interested in learning more about cat intelligence.
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