New study results...
I'd go anywhere with you.
Any cat owner will tell you: cats hold humans in contempt. Oh sure, they pretend to like you, rubbing around your legs and purring until you produce the food bowl, Nicholas Bakalar reports on nytimes.com.
But as soon as mealtime is over, they go right back to normal mode -- sneering condescension, Bakalar wrote.
But what if you learned that you're wrong and that given a choice, cats will pick human companionship over toys, food and appealing smells?
That's what three research have recently discovered, Bakalar added.
One happy cat.
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