This is nonsense. Came to number two of your nonsense, before I turned it off. The described behavior is not what cats do, when they feel sorry. Come to think of it, I've had cats for ages and not one of them seemed ever sorry for something. When I raise my voice to stop them scratching the furniture, they might run to another room, but that's just because they don't like my angry voice. They are not sorry. Quickly glanced for the other behaviors you name. Complete and utter nonsense. Has nothing to do with being sorry. Stop lying.
I am amazed to know the training ur cats had got,,, bt I HV about 10 cats here,,, and all my kittens are well brought up,, and they always show love and be repentant in various ways....As a advise I would suggest to start the training from the day 1 as you get them,, if you teach well they r smart enough to learn 🥰
Cats are never sorry for anything!
Cats are cunning by Nature,,bt yes they feel sorry,,, sometimes if they scratch u by mistake,,, or they poo where they shouldn't,,,,
This is nonsense. Came to number two of your nonsense, before I turned it off. The described behavior is not what cats do, when they feel sorry. Come to think of it, I've had cats for ages and not one of them seemed ever sorry for something. When I raise my voice to stop them scratching the furniture, they might run to another room, but that's just because they don't like my angry voice. They are not sorry.
Quickly glanced for the other behaviors you name. Complete and utter nonsense. Has nothing to do with being sorry. Stop lying.
I am amazed to know the training ur cats had got,,, bt I HV about 10 cats here,,, and all my kittens are well brought up,, and they always show love and be repentant in various ways....As a advise I would suggest to start the training from the day 1 as you get them,, if you teach well they r smart enough to learn 🥰
@@ellyszone Sorry, still nonsense. We train them well enough. But your 'signs' are signs of affection, not of being sorry.