Research Paper On Cats

If you ask a cat owner to describe their beloved pet using one word, chances are they will use the word independent to define their furry little friend. Cats give off this immediate impression that they don’t really require us, humans are but a pawn in their world, you see they are quiet in nature and don’t seem to be super needy. Cats learn things on their own, you can’t really train most cats, if you have trained your cat to do anything, rest assured that your cat actually wanted to learn that skill or trick.

Cats being independent have been a persistent definition for centuries, never wavering even among domesticated cats living among us in our households. Cats simply put, are solitary predators that don’t really require a pack or a family to survive. Think about how cats hunt, they stalk, hide and then pounce upon their prey – wouldn’t be so successful if they were in a group of other cats, now would it? While some cats can live in groups, it is not a required trait of the cat breed. The cat simply is a stand-offish, regal breed that will live in a group only if they so choose to, but most prefer to hold true to their independent reputation. …show more content…
The cat family can most certainly trace their genealogy to ancient Cyprus and Egypt where cats were held to such a high regard that laws were actually created to protect these wonderful animals. If you are wondering why your cat seems to be a bit snobby at times, the ancient times in Egypt and Cyprus may be to blamed, who knows if these cats can understand and comprehend their true history but one may have to wonder based upon how the modern day cat