I believe that cat owners who have raised cats know that cats are not easy to obey. For example, when you see it grabbing the sofa and scolding it, will it accept it? Will you admit your mistake or even apologize? In fact, cats admit their mistakes when they make mistakes. But these behaviors are relatively minor and are easily overlooked by the shovelers, so let’s learn about the way cats apologize.
1. Eye escape
When a cat does something wrong, it may not easily admit its mistakes in order to retain its dignity and status, but it will know that it has been wrong by avoiding the eyes of the shoveler. Because once the angry poop shoveler looks at the cat, he is making a mistake! I thought I should not look at the cat shoveler's eyes.
2. Hiding
After doing something bad, the cat will escape from the scene at the speed of light, hide under the bed or under the sofa. Of course, it will only hide its head and half of its body, leaving its butt and tail exposed. In fact, it already knows that it is wrong at this time.
3. Secretly observe
When a cat does something wrong and is discovered and scolded by the shoveler, it usually chooses to hide next to it and use the "observation in the dark" method to observe what the shoveler is doing. Are you still angry? However, during this process, the cat's expressions are mostly fearful, rather than curiously observing. After all, it is a guilty to doing something wrong, and I am really afraid that the shit shoveler will punish him.
I wonder if your cats have done these behaviors?