Sentences with phrase «affectionate than cats»

Cats with high scores on this item are likely to be easier to handle and more affectionate than cats with low scores.

The study further notes that although «dogs are perceived by their owners as being more affectionate than cats, dog owners and cat owners do not differ significantly in their reported attachment level to their pets.»

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Some cat breeds are more affectionate than others, some get along with other animals better, and some cats are more prone to being loners.

There's more ways to get our cat to be affectionate in The Way of Cats than the article you are reading now.

They're better than cats, less trouble than a horse and more affectionate than snakes.

We have some of the cutest and most affectionate cats, kittens, dogs and puppies who are wishing to have a loving home and there is no better time than now,» said Michael Graham, executive director of The Haven.

Also, pregnant cats want to be rubbed within their bellies and can become more affectionate than normal.

When our cats wind round our ankles it is more than an affectionate greeting; they are letting us know that we rank higher than them.

She loves kids older than babies, non-aggressive dogs, was raised with cats, & is very affectionate & loving with gentle people.

It's a myth that cats are less affectionate than dogs, and in fact, they have a real attachment to their owners.

«You will easily find cats that are more affectionate than dogs, more seeking of human affection.»

Scottish Folds are not lap cats, they are affectionate and do enjoy being petted, but prefer to curl up somewhere near you, rather than on you.

Some cats are more affectionate than others,» she told SheKnows.

One study found that cats receiving consistent, positive, and affectionate handling by the same people over a three - week period were significantly more likely to be adopted than those handled inconsistently by various people.

I particularly appreciated Foxâ $ ™ s comments about multi-cat households, such as â $ œâ $ ¦ I have found that cats who live only with humans more often become dull, obese and sickly than cats whose social environment is enriched by the companionship of other affectionate, playful cats.â $ His words reshaped my view of a multi-cat environment.