Post by Admin on Dec 19, 2020 12:16:16 GMT 5.5
It’s often said that dogs are more affectionate than cats, but that isn’t necessarily the case. It’s true that dogs have more explicit ways of showing their affection—with bounding body language and a big, slobbery tongue for kisses. This can, unfairly, seem as though they might naturally love their owners more than their feline friends.
However, while a cat won’t wag their tail (unless they’re angry), that doesn’t mean they don’t feel the love! Cats have more subtle ways of making their affection known, and just because they’re naturally more understated, doesn’t mean the bond is any less strong.
However, while a cat won’t wag their tail (unless they’re angry), that doesn’t mean they don’t feel the love! Cats have more subtle ways of making their affection known, and just because they’re naturally more understated, doesn’t mean the bond is any less strong.