CATDOLL : Do cats recognize their own family members?

Cats usually start to recognize their family members about two months after they arrive home. But from the cat's perspective, the owner is actually more like a friend or mother, a trustworthy provider of food. When a cat recognizes its owner, it will show its closeness and trust in its owner, always loving to stick to its owner and making a relaxing purring sound. Secondly, cats will also take the initiative to rub against people, act coquettishly to their owners and declare their ownership. Although cats have poor obedience, after recognizing their owners and hearing their owners' calls, they will turn around or run over. It takes a certain amount of time for a cat to recognize its owner, and the breeder must be patient enough. As long as the cat is given enough love, they will definitely feel it.

Cats recognize their family members:

1. When the owner is sleeping, the cat always likes to stick to the owner and make purring sounds, which sounds very relaxed and happy. This shows that the cat has recognized the owner.

2. Cats will take the initiative to rub against their owners’ legs and meow to their owners. Cats have a strong possessiveness and will leave their scent on their owners by rubbing against them. This shows that they trust their owners and feel that their owners belong to them, so they use scent to mark ownership.

3. Although cats are animals with relatively low obedience, as long as a cat has recognized its owner, it will come over immediately or look back at the owner when the owner calls its name.

4. In addition, when the cat needs to eat, drink water, etc., it will look for its owner first.