Choose a cat to raise

Author: Davis
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "A home without a well-nourished, spoiled, and respected cat may be considered a perfect home, but how can this prove the core issue discussed in this book?" American author Mark Twain (1835—1910) provides the answer. In a sense, having a cat can indeed make a home feel happier, more friendly, and even safer and more reliable. Even those who claim to dislike cats might change their minds once they learn how to make a cat purr. For those who enjoy the various ways cats express themselves, life without a cat that runs to greet you, purrs to signal, and playfully weaves between your legs to get your attention, then curling up comfortably on your lap and purring, would be monotonous and incomplete.