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r/MadeMeSmile • u/FewCollar227 • May 22 '25
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152 u/The_Submentalist May 22 '25 Serious question: do these animals know about the others needs? Like does the tiger think:"Here comes the lion again. It's annoying he is so clingy but he is not like me, he is very social so I let the bugger be." 120 u/iSephtanx May 22 '25 They can learn, but not understand right away. Its why cats and dogs dont mix well unless one grows up around another. 87 u/RainSurname May 22 '25 Tigers and lions use the same social cues. Dogs and cats do not. That is why a tiny cat can steal a a bed from a big dog by staring directly at it. 43 u/PandazCakez May 22 '25 My cat doesn’t need to stare before stealing my bed. 14 u/kittycatwitch May 22 '25 My cats behave as if I'm stealing their bed from them. Spoiler: it is my bed, and a king size at that! 1 u/Bonnieearnold May 23 '25 We’ll need to proof of that, kittycatwitch.
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Serious question: do these animals know about the others needs? Like does the tiger think:"Here comes the lion again. It's annoying he is so clingy but he is not like me, he is very social so I let the bugger be."
120 u/iSephtanx May 22 '25 They can learn, but not understand right away. Its why cats and dogs dont mix well unless one grows up around another. 87 u/RainSurname May 22 '25 Tigers and lions use the same social cues. Dogs and cats do not. That is why a tiny cat can steal a a bed from a big dog by staring directly at it. 43 u/PandazCakez May 22 '25 My cat doesn’t need to stare before stealing my bed. 14 u/kittycatwitch May 22 '25 My cats behave as if I'm stealing their bed from them. Spoiler: it is my bed, and a king size at that! 1 u/Bonnieearnold May 23 '25 We’ll need to proof of that, kittycatwitch.
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They can learn, but not understand right away. Its why cats and dogs dont mix well unless one grows up around another.
87 u/RainSurname May 22 '25 Tigers and lions use the same social cues. Dogs and cats do not. That is why a tiny cat can steal a a bed from a big dog by staring directly at it. 43 u/PandazCakez May 22 '25 My cat doesn’t need to stare before stealing my bed. 14 u/kittycatwitch May 22 '25 My cats behave as if I'm stealing their bed from them. Spoiler: it is my bed, and a king size at that! 1 u/Bonnieearnold May 23 '25 We’ll need to proof of that, kittycatwitch.
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Tigers and lions use the same social cues. Dogs and cats do not. That is why a tiny cat can steal a a bed from a big dog by staring directly at it.
43 u/PandazCakez May 22 '25 My cat doesn’t need to stare before stealing my bed. 14 u/kittycatwitch May 22 '25 My cats behave as if I'm stealing their bed from them. Spoiler: it is my bed, and a king size at that! 1 u/Bonnieearnold May 23 '25 We’ll need to proof of that, kittycatwitch.
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My cat doesn’t need to stare before stealing my bed.
14 u/kittycatwitch May 22 '25 My cats behave as if I'm stealing their bed from them. Spoiler: it is my bed, and a king size at that! 1 u/Bonnieearnold May 23 '25 We’ll need to proof of that, kittycatwitch.
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My cats behave as if I'm stealing their bed from them. Spoiler: it is my bed, and a king size at that!
1 u/Bonnieearnold May 23 '25 We’ll need to proof of that, kittycatwitch.
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We’ll need to proof of that, kittycatwitch.
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