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Behaviour: Body Language
When a dog wags its tail, everyone understands that the dog is being friendly. When a cat wags its tail, be careful not to misinterpret its intent. Through body language and demeanor your cat is a skilled communicator. But sometimes your cat's body language may be so subtle that you barely notice it. The slightest change in the position of its whiskers or the flick of its tail can mean many things. What is your cat really thinking? Find out as you purrrr-use the photos below.
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THIS CAT IS ON PATROL OF ITS TERRITORY
1 Perked ears indicate curiosity
2 Tail provides balance
3 Whiskers measure width
4 Sebaceous glands secrete an oily substance with a distinct smell
5 Paws planted firmly and confidently on the ground
6 Paw pads act as shock absorbers
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THIS CAT IS READY TO TAKE ACTION
1 Tail acts as a counterbalance as center of gravity shifts forward
2 Smooth body fur indicates confidence
3 Forward ears show assertiveness
4 Dilated pupils indicate excitement
5 Concentrated expression
6 Hind legs bent, ready for action
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THIS CAT IS RELAXED AND CONTENT
1 Each whisker is used for sensory perception
2 Direct eye contact demonstrates trust
3 Tail in relaxed, downward position
4 Slanted eyes indicate contentment
5 Nose pad receptors
6 Ears always attentive
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