고양이가 집사를 걱정할 때 하는 행동 7가지
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1. Stare At The Owner’s
1. Stare At The Owner’s Face
If the owner seems down or depressed,
cats will stare at his/her face.
This behavior means that they are concerned about
whether something is up with their owner and if he/she is okay.
2. Lean Into The Owner’s Face
Cats who tend to act cute or are highly interested in their owner
may lean into the owner’s face.
They may come forward and smell his/her face
or gently bump their head.
This behavior indicates that they are worried about the owner
and are playing baby.
3. Groom Themselves or Trim Their Claws
When cats feel uneasy,
they may try to groom themselves or trim their claws.
They sometimes yawn, sigh,
or scratch their own body.
These are behaviors that cats show
to calm their concerned minds.
4. Stay Close
Sometimes, cats will keep a close eye on the owner
as if they are trying to read his/her feeling.
They may stay close and hover around
until the owner cheers up again
and acts normally.
5. Be Fidgety
When cats are extremely concerned about their owner,
they may become fidgety and anxious.
In particular, cats who have been with the owner from an early age
or those who are highly dependent on the owner
may think that he/she is the mother cat.
In this case, if the owner continues to be down,
they may become too anxious and panic.
6. Hide In A Corner
Cats who are sensitive to changes in the surrounding environment
may hide in the corner.
They may act this way
in order to wait for the owner to get back to the usual state.
It could also be to avoid the owner’s emotional state
or an uncomfortable situation.
7. Attempt To Mediate
At times, the owner may argue with another person in a loud voice
or be scolded by someone
when the cat is around.
In these situations, the cat may jump in
to help the owner who is in a sticky situation.
However, as cats are sensitive to sounds,
it could be that they are interfering
just because they are stressed out about the loud sounds.
If the owner seems down or depressed,
cats will stare at his/her face.
This behavior means that they are concerned about
whether something is up with their owner and if he/she is okay.
2. Lean Into The Owner’s Face
Cats who tend to act cute or are highly interested in their owner
may lean into the owner’s face.
They may come forward and smell his/her face
or gently bump their head.
This behavior indicates that they are worried about the owner
and are playing baby.
3. Groom Themselves or Trim Their Claws
When cats feel uneasy,
they may try to groom themselves or trim their claws.
They sometimes yawn, sigh,
or scratch their own body.
These are behaviors that cats show
to calm their concerned minds.
4. Stay Close
Sometimes, cats will keep a close eye on the owner
as if they are trying to read his/her feeling.
They may stay close and hover around
until the owner cheers up again
and acts normally.
5. Be Fidgety
When cats are extremely concerned about their owner,
they may become fidgety and anxious.
In particular, cats who have been with the owner from an early age
or those who are highly dependent on the owner
may think that he/she is the mother cat.
In this case, if the owner continues to be down,
they may become too anxious and panic.
6. Hide In A Corner
Cats who are sensitive to changes in the surrounding environment
may hide in the corner.
They may act this way
in order to wait for the owner to get back to the usual state.
It could also be to avoid the owner’s emotional state
or an uncomfortable situation.
7. Attempt To Mediate
At times, the owner may argue with another person in a loud voice
or be scolded by someone
when the cat is around.
In these situations, the cat may jump in
to help the owner who is in a sticky situation.
However, as cats are sensitive to sounds,
it could be that they are interfering
just because they are stressed out about the loud sounds.
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