The Ragdoll cat is a large, gentle, friendly, and human-friendly cat breed. When the puppet cat likes to arch, rub or touch the owner with its head, this is called the head-to-head behavior and actually conveys a series of signals and intentions!
Build intimacy
Puppet cats are very fond of having an intimate relationship with their owners. They arch their owners with their heads to show deep affection and closeness. This behavior is similar to hugging between humans and helps create a closer emotional bond between the puppet cat and its owner.
When puppet cats express their love for their owners by holding their heads, they expect to get the owner's response and attention.
Mark the territory
There are many special marking glands on the cat's face, and by holding the head, the puppet cat can pass its own scent to the owner to mark its territory.
This is similar to the behavior of cats rubbing their heads against each other, by sharing the smell with the owner, the puppet cat hopes to associate its presence with the owner and establish a common sense of territory.
Seek attention and care
When puppet cats arch their owners with their heads, they tend to seek the attention and care of their owners. This behavior can be seen as a request that they expect the owner to accompany, touch or interact with him.
By holding the head and arching the person, the puppet cat hopes to attract the attention of the owner and gain more interaction and physical contact.
Deliver a sense of security
Puppet cats are very dependent on the owner's pet, and they will convey trust and security to the owner by holding their heads. When puppet cats feel upset or scared, holding the head can help them gain comfort and protection from their owners.
This behavior shows that they see their owners as their safe haven and want to be appeased by their owners and feel safe and protected.
Social behavior
Puppet cats are very social animals and they like to have a closer social connection with their owners. By taking the head, they can facilitate interaction with the owner, strengthen bonds with each other, and improve overall social well-being.
This intimate behavior indicates that the puppet cat is willing to establish a closer relationship with its owner, sharing quality times and interactions. The owner can use fingers or toys to interact with each other, and in the process of interaction, you can also reward the puppet cat with some delicious snacks, which can meet the social needs of the puppet cat and enhance the tacit understanding and intimacy between you.
Ask for food or attention
Sometimes, the behavior of the puppet cat holding the head may be seeking food or attention from the owner. They may signal or direct you to where they need to be after arching your head, such as a food bowl or litter box. It's a way to communicate your needs through interaction.
When you notice that the puppet cat arch behavior is related to food, you can respond and meet its needs. Owners can choose a cat food with high protein content for puppet cats to feed to meet their nutritional needs and strengthen their hair.
Conclusion: Will your puppet cat arch your head with its head?
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