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Funny cats was Playing. People who love cats really love them, and people who don't like cats really don't like them—there's no in-between. As divisive as these creatures are, every cat lover understands why they make such amazing pets. Still, it's not always easy to put into words why you're so obsessed with your four-legged furball. (Cats are creatures of mystery, after all!) Because felines don't have the same reputation as other universally adored animals (we're looking at you, dogs) it's important to represent them well. The best way to do that? With an adorable Instagram post of your cat, obviously. #biswo120 #cats #funnycats #cutecat #funnyanimal

Funny cat seeing laptop screen to a bird,Seeing the Bird is real. #cats #bird #funnycats #beautifulanimal #animal

There are many reasons why a dog may not instinctively engage in play with its human owners. For example, a dog kept in a kennel for breeding may have little positive interaction or experience with humans. A rescue dog may have been injured by its owner, or a puppy may simply be shy. If your dog or puppy is anxious or unwilling to engage with you, you can earn its trust through a slow, gentle process of socialization. Once your pet feels comfortable with you, it can learn to play and have fun. Playing offers dogs mental stimulation and a way to burn off energy. Playing is a great way to build a bond between you and your dog. Playing is a great way to reward your dog for learning new skills. Playing is fun! Just like with people, playing and doing activities they enjoy increase a dog's quality of life.