Physical behavior: When a cat is angry, it will arch its back, appear in a state of explosive hair, make threatening sounds in its mouth, and shake its tail from side to side; retaliatory behavior, when the cat is angry, it will also run to the breeder's bed Or urinate on the sofa to retaliate; hide, the cat will show resentful eyes when angry, hide in nook and corner and refuse to come out, and will not come out until the mood calms down.

1. Physical behavior

When a cat is angry, it will arch its back, make its hair explode, make a threatening sound of "whining" in its mouth, and its eyes will become gloomy. When preparing to attack, they will wag their tails from side to side. Some grumpy cats will bite them off guard when they are angry.

2. Revenge

When some cats are angry, they will not automatically fight with their owners, but will tolerate it for a while. After finding a suitable opportunity, they will often attack and retaliate against the breeders. It will run to the bed and sofa to urinate. When the breeder is working, he will also knock over the water glass and supplies on the table to make people feel at ease when working.

3. Hide

Some cats will choose to avoid problems after being angry. The most common manifestation is that after being scolded and angry by the breeder, the cat will look resentful, and then find a deserted corner to hide. Only after the cat calms down and forgets its troubles and worries, will it be willing to come out for activities.