I read an interesting theory that the reason that young dogs/wolves are so cute, is to make the adults feel more protective and keep them from killing them over some of of their antics.
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same for many parents ,but doesn't work that well with stepchildren
hope we are not too late
Is the tail snap something that Sweet Melissa has always done or is it a more recent doing?
Your the second person I've heard that from, I wonder if that is unusual habit or if many cats do it. To me it seems to be a sign of affection, what do you think GW?
She's always done the tail snap and I see it as a sign of affection and an attempt to draw my attention.
As I understand it, the head rubbing is both a sign of affection and marking me as hers with her scent.
Especially the red haired ones as I understand it.same for many parents ,but doesn't work that well with stepchildren
And how did that go?
no sir, I top most of my plants but keep them in veg for at least another month...my flower tent is loaded for 9 weeks so many of my plants veg for that long or longer...I train the bejesus out of them...
Looks like his soul mate is left handed.
I read that too!
I think the word is 'neoteny'
Definition of NEOTENY
retention of some larval or immature characters in adulthood; attainment of sexual maturity during the larval stage… See the full definition
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