SmitaRajgopal

They say that “repetition is the mother of learning”, so we guess there is no harm is repeating the fact that cats can be real bullies. Sure, we love our to bits and we forgive every scratch, torn piece of furniture and broken vase that was in their way when they would much rather be bird watching. We love how they come to console and comfort us with their purring after a long and hard day at work, we adore how they wake us up in the morning when they come to sit on top of our heads while we sleep. They can be nasty in their ways, but they are our fur babies and we wouldn’t change them for the world. The reason behind that is the fact that, even though they can really destructive sometimes, <a href="https://rumble.com/v34apu-how-cats-say-i-love-you.html" target="_blank">cats can show just as much affection to their owners</a> as they canine counterparts. Don’t believe us? Check out what this cat does when she doesn’t want to part from her owner. “My cat has a habit of hugging! You have to see it to believe it! She just can't stop hugging my arm... It's the best feeling in the world ... Those furry paws wrapped around my arm!” You may call them bipolar, but we don’t care. They can be real brutes at one moment, then they turn 180 degrees and turn into these <a href="https://rumble.com/v310vb-cats-catch-fleas-for-owner.html" target="_blank">over-affectionate bundles of fluff</a> the next. At the end of the day, life is never boring when you have a feline domestic companion.

This cat LOVES to sleep! She will plonk herself on my desk and just refuses to wake up even when I'm super loud right up in her face! I love her to pieces :)