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Why Do Cats Only Bond with One Person

May 29, 2022 by brandyellen

Do you have a cat? If so, then you know that cats can be very mysterious creatures. It seems like they only bond with one person and ignore everyone else. Why is this? Scientists have been trying to answer this question for years, and there is still no clear answer. Some people believe that it has to do with the way cats are socialized as kittens.

Others believe that it has to do with the fact that cats are territorial animals. Still others believe that it has to do with the chemicals in their brains. No one really knows for sure what causes this behavior, but it is definitely something interesting to think about!

Why Do Cats Bond With Only One Person?

Cats have a very strong attachment to the individual who loves and cherishes them the most. The breed of a cat can also induce imprinting. According to one breeder, a Siberian cat is prone to being devoted to one individual.

It may be seen both indoors and outside of the house. Other family members are recognized, but the cat continues to cuddle with its favorite person.

The love and affection of the Siamese cat for its owner is well-known.

Is It Possible for A Cat to Bond with More Than One Person?

Yes, cats can form attachments with various people. However, they will generally prefer one individual to the others. That is to say, your cat may like everyone in the family equally, but it will pick a favorite among them.

Your cat will be able to tell all of the people in your home by their scent. Over time, your cat will form close relationships with everyone in the house. However, your cat will choose one resident as his or her favorite human.

The greatest approach to develop your bond with your cat is to familiarize yourself with its communication signals. Cats have a different way of communicating than do dogs. While dogs are more physically tactile and virtually always cuddly, cats prefer their alone time as well. When someone encroaches on the space that is sacred to them, cats become irritated.

However, every cat has one thing in common: when they want you to stop cuddling, you should. It will be ineffective if you push for physical contact on your cat.

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