Cat Can Bond With Their Owners? - Lots of people think that cats are independent, and don't form bonds. You might even hear that cats only associate with people as a strategy to help them survive. However, many cat owners know better. Their cats are capable of forming emotional bonds with them that rival those of other pets. Anyone who says otherwise doesn't know cats. One of the reasons it might seem like cats are independent and antisocial is that they'll usually only bond with one or two people. You'll know if a cat wants to form a bond with you if he or she hops up into your lap looking for affection, or snuggles at night while you're asleep.
Many cats purr to show their affection. Lots of people have tried to figure out what cats look for when they're picking their person. However, no one really knows. A cat might choose someone based on the way they behave, how they treat the cat, or their tone of voice. Someone else acting in much the same way just won't measure up with some cars. Some people say that cats are psychic, and choose the person they bond with based on that person's compatible psychic aura. According to these people if a cat senses a bad vibration from someone, the likely outcome is that the cat will ignore them totally. However, this only seems to hold true for a small percentage of cats.
There are lots of theories going around to explain the feline tendency to bond with humans. However, no one really knows exactly what's going on. It's well known that cats crave attention, but it's hard to figure out exactly why. However, most cat owners can tell you that their cats love to feel needed, be pampered, and be showered with your affection. If they feel neglected, they might demand attention! People who are new to owning cats might find it hard to bond with them at first. This is because cats behave differently from other animals, even when they're being very affectionate. However, the longer the amount of time spent around your cat, the better you and the cat will get to know one another.
Over the years, you'll realize that you and your cat have developed a strong, unbreakable bond. No matter who you are, or what kind of cat you have, he or she probably loves to receive attention from you. Giving your cat that kind of attention can help to create a loving bond between you and your pet. Some might say that cats only care about themselves, but most of those people have never bonded with one.
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