cat behavior expert
May. 6th, 2011 11:01 amsays:
"I think the reason why people think that cats are more aloof than dogs is because dogs have been socialized to mirror the facial expressions of their owners to get food. A dog makes a face that we interpret as 'sad' or 'happy' because they know it gets them food."
What, and you think cats don't do likewise? Sad little face, maaau, maaau, feed me, feeeeeed me, I am the cat.
And, cat ... thinking outside the box is fine in business, but not when it's a catbox.
"I think the reason why people think that cats are more aloof than dogs is because dogs have been socialized to mirror the facial expressions of their owners to get food. A dog makes a face that we interpret as 'sad' or 'happy' because they know it gets them food."
What, and you think cats don't do likewise? Sad little face, maaau, maaau, feed me, feeeeeed me, I am the cat.
And, cat ... thinking outside the box is fine in business, but not when it's a catbox.