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Why Do Cats Miaow? | Cats Uncovered | BBC

20 Friday May 2022

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Researcher Explains Why Cats May Like Their Owners as Much as Dogs | WIRED

01 Friday Apr 2022

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Cats, Dogs, and Us – Animal Action Education on YouTube

04 Friday Mar 2022

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Secret life of the cat: What do our feline companions get up to?

19 Thursday Aug 2021

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Ever wondered what your cat spends its time doing when you’re not around? Where do our purring pets go when they disappear through the cat flap? Armed with GPS tracking devices and micro-cameras, a team from BBC Two’s Horizon programme in collaboration with the Royal Veterinary Collegeset off to a Surrey village to find out. Discover more by clicking this link and selecting a cat. catt

広島 CAT STREET VIEW of Hiroshima

13 Thursday May 2021

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See the web site to walk a mile in a kitty’s paws.

http://hiroshima-welcome.jp/kanpai/catstreetview/index_2_on.html

Nonverbal communication with Pets

05 Wednesday May 2021

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Nonverbal communication is a gift that all living beings share, one you’ll need to reawaken to better interact with and care for your animal companions. Most dog and cat lovers already understand canine and feline body language, which is one non-verbal technique. But you can use your other, natural, nonverbal communication skills, and actually begin to see things through your dog or cat’s eyes, and become his/her voice. DogsCats.jpg

You can learn animal communication by taking a class or reading some of the great books available today on the subject. But many of the basics are so simple that we can easily begin nonverbally communicating right away. Remember, long before humans had spoken language, we were able to communicate among ourselves and with the animals; it is a kind of heart to heart communication skill that we all possess.

Did you ever know a set of twins who said they each knew what the other was thinking, or you heard your mother say she had “woman’s intuition” or “just knew something was wrong.” Have you ever had an image of a friend come to mind and then received a phone call from that very person saying, “I was just thinking about you and wanted to say hello”? These are all examples of nonverbal communication.

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