Cat's behavior after making a mistake
Does your cat like to play tricks all over the house like a child, running around a lot and dropping everything on the table by the way? You often teach them a lesson about this, but unlike dogs, cats don't behave that much when they make mistakes, so you don't know if the cat knows it's wrong. Let's take a look at how cats behave when they know they've done something wrong.
1. Take the initiative to rub you
When you are sleeping, cats like to run around, and it is easy to get water cups or cat supplies on the table directly to the floor, and then you will wake up with a lively face. If the cat does not run away at this time, but immediately approaches you and keeps rubbing its head against you, it means that he knows he has done something wrong.
2. Stay away
Some cats know they've made a mess in the house and will stay away when you look angry. At this point, it means that he knows he has done something wrong, but he doesn't know what to do. Or, trying to avoid responsibility and pretending that nothing happened, licking fur alone there, or playing with your cat toys.
3. Watching you secretly
Some cats have high emotional intelligence. When he knows he has done something wrong, he will hide first and see how you react. If you don't seem so angry, then he will come out to see you.
4. Feeling down
If you reprimand your cat loudly, then the cat will feel very lost, at this time, his ears will droop, at this time he may know he is doing something wrong, but he does not know what to do, or he is frightened by you . You can comfort him by giving him some cat toys he likes, or something tasty.
5. Stretching
If you keep talking out loud about the cat's fault, some cats don't feel lost, but just keep stretching. At this point, you mistakenly think that they don't care about your feelings at all. In fact, this way of stretching is a form of stress relief for them, which is the same as the cat playing with cat toys to relieve stress.
