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Cat Wagging Tail
I always thought ( and many years of having cats confirmed ) that a cat wagging it's tail is angry. We have just rescued a cat that was a pet
cat that was abandoned and has spent some time as a stray. He is a lovely
cat and is really friendly but he wags his tail all the time, even when he is
purring. Our current thoughts is that he is happy but unsure of things
Is this a good theory ?
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cat that was abandoned and has spent some time as a stray. He is a lovely
cat and is really friendly but he wags his tail all the time, even when he is
purring. Our current thoughts is that he is happy but unsure of things
Is this a good theory ?
Ta
M
Answers
According to Desmond Morris, it's uncertainty rather than anger.
23:22 Thu 26th Dec 2013
I think there's a difference between gently wafting the tail back and forward or switching it furiously...
Ziggi waves his around in a conversational way most of the time but has yet to swat it around in anger. I can understand that your newcomer is still feeling his way so uncertainty would be very likely.
Ziggi waves his around in a conversational way most of the time but has yet to swat it around in anger. I can understand that your newcomer is still feeling his way so uncertainty would be very likely.