Signs of a good relationship between a cat and its owner:

One, rub the legs and lick them. A cat rubs against its owner’s legs to express intimacy or cuteness. Some cats will lick their owners' skin, such as their face or hands. Cats will have cleaning behaviors for their owners when they have a good relationship with them.

Two, grunting. Purring from the throat when a cat rubs its legs, is stroked, or lies next to it is a sign of comfort and good affection.

Three, play. Especially the so-called active aggression by cats, or playing with their owners on all fours. Generally, cats will only actively play with people with whom they have a good relationship, and will not expose their abdomen to people they do not approve of.

Four, hugs are allowed. Cats are only allowed to be held by people with whom they have a good relationship, including family members, and not everyone can hold them.

Five, sleep next to you. Cats are very vigilant and not trusting of people, so they only sleep next to people they can trust.

Six, clingy. In this case, it has a very good relationship with its owner, and even treats it as its own parent, and stays with it every step of the way, including when the owner goes to the toilet. Has the behavior of stepping on the owner's breasts.

Seven, ask the master to get up. Cats are said to have living alarm clocks that wake their owners up on time every morning. Some people say that this is the cat looking to see if its owner is dead. Indeed, they do not deny this statement. But when it has no shortage of food and drink, this is an act of care shown by the cat to its owner. Cats use their own logical thinking to determine the owner's behavioral state. Because the reason why a cat does not get up on time is usually due to illness or death, its behavior is calling its owner. Even if some people understand that they want to sleep in, it is difficult for them to accept this behavior of cats. In this case, if you still want to sleep a little longer, you can put the cat into the bed or stroke it for comfort. At least make it aware that you still have signs of life and usually will not leave. In fact, this is loyal protection by your side. This statement can be confirmed by the behavior of kittens towards their mother cats. (Not excluding individual special circumstances and the degree of affection between the cat and its owner)

Eight, rear and tail facing each other. Some cats will often point their tails at their owners to show that they are checking their anal hygiene (female cats in heat are another matter). This is the nature of cats, kittens will behave like this to their mother cats. In other words, it treats you like a mother. For cats, the abdomen and tail are weak links that should never be exposed to untrusting people. This situation can be treated in the same way as stimulating kittens to urinate and defecate (as in the previous article), which will enhance the relationship between the cat and its owner.

​Nine, pick up and drop off. When the cat realizes that you are leaving the house, it will follow you to the door and watch your back. When it hears your footsteps or sounds at home, it will immediately run to the door to greet you. If the owner doesn't return on time, he will stay at the door. Example: Someone worked overtime all night and did not come home. The cat stayed at the door all night without eating or drinking. No matter how the family calls, the cat ignores. Even if he hugs her away, he will still run back to the door and wait. (Depending on the depth of emotion)

Ten. Peeping in the shower. People often find themselves being peeped by cats while taking a bath. If you keep it out, the fuss will never stop, but if you let it in, it will hide and peek and not come near. The cat feels that large amounts of water are dangerous, and the fact that the owner is in danger makes it very worried. But it was too afraid to get close, and it had no choice but to watch its master in a relatively safe place.

Eleven, take the prey in your mouth. In an environment where cats have access to prey, there are some situations where cats will take the prey home or put it in front of their owners without eating it themselves. For example, insects, mice, snakes, etc. There are two explanations for this phenomenon:

1. For a cat, prey is the best thing. It gives the fruits of its hard work to the people it cares about most. It is also similar to a mother cat taking food back to her kittens.

2. Cats are very arrogant and often fight for favor. It takes the prey back to seek praise and love from its owner.

No matter what the situation is, it is a sign of a good relationship between the cat and its owner. In this regard, the owner should not throw away the prey blindly, but should first praise, pet and reward it, etc., and do not deal with it in front of the cat afterwards. Not only will it hurt the cat's feelings, but it can also easily make it think that it is not good enough and must continue to work hard to catch prey in order to be recognized by the owner.

Twelve, before and after the female cat gives birth. From pregnancy to after giving birth to kittens, a female cat only allows people she trusts to approach her. If a pregnant cat has a difficult delivery or cannot find a suitable delivery room, it will cling to the person it trusts most or rub on the leg to show help. Because after giving birth to kittens, not everyone can approach the mother cat or touch the kittens. To put it simply, a mother will naturally not let others hold her child, only those whom the mother approves of. For female cats, this kind of recognition is only emotional.

Thirteen, some cats with good feelings are very understanding of human nature. It can distinguish the joy, anger, sorrow and happiness of its owner, and will take the initiative to approach and comfort the owner when the owner is sad and sad. At this time, it will be very well-behaved and will express itself in different ways such as rubbing, licking, barking, etc.