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To: Tax-chick; Darksheare

I am actually confused. My daughter keeps showing pictures of her cat and the cute face she’s making. To me, all the cat’s faces look the same depending on whether the mouth is open (look 1) or closed (look 2). Without the mouth thing, I really can’t tell that the cat looks any different at all.

So, can I just not tell the difference between a cat glaring and a cat looking disinterestedly or is there really no difference but owners pretend there is?


406 posted on 11/05/2019 1:46:15 PM PST by ArGee (Excellence or diversity? Ask for diversity, you get diversity. Ask for excellence, you get both.)
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To: ArGee

Cats usually show expression with their ears, not their faces. Sometimes they change the position of their whiskers.


407 posted on 11/05/2019 2:13:58 PM PST by Tax-chick (Down with the ChiComs! Independence for Hong Kong!)
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To: ArGee; Tax-chick

Eyelid and whisker position.
Whiskers at low mast are a sure sign that kitty is upset about something.
If it’s something they think you can fix, they’ll run up tell you about it.
My cat will have her ears forward, purr loudly, roll on me, and yell “yii yii yerk!” and other noises when she’s happy to see me.


408 posted on 11/05/2019 3:44:21 PM PST by Darksheare (Those who support liberal "Republicans" summarily support every action by same.)
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