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I think most, if not all cats have certain types of things that they don't like us to do to them. I always thought that if we do something to annoy them they'll simply go away.
I'll sometimes hold Toby on the ground or the bed, on his back and mess with his tummy or chest. He'll get in to rabbit kick mode, or use his mouth on my arm and we'll wrestle around a bit. (YES, I know about the danger of letting him get use to rough play). When he gets away from me, or I let him up, he doesn't go off, but stays around to play more. If I go away he'll either follow me or just stay where we where at.
I'm I being cruel or annoying to him? Like I said, I thought when you bother a cat they go away? Is he just being tolerant even though he doesn't like it because he wants to be near me? Or is it not really bothering him?
I'll sometimes hold Toby on the ground or the bed, on his back and mess with his tummy or chest. He'll get in to rabbit kick mode, or use his mouth on my arm and we'll wrestle around a bit. (YES, I know about the danger of letting him get use to rough play). When he gets away from me, or I let him up, he doesn't go off, but stays around to play more. If I go away he'll either follow me or just stay where we where at.
I'm I being cruel or annoying to him? Like I said, I thought when you bother a cat they go away? Is he just being tolerant even though he doesn't like it because he wants to be near me? Or is it not really bothering him?