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Do Cats Know Their Names— Or Are They Ignoring You On Purpose?
Published Sep 13, 2023
In this article, the author explores whether cats know their names and how they respond to them. Research and expert insights suggest that cats do recognize their names and may respond with meows, head butts, or running toward their owners. However, their responses are influenced by their personality, experiences, and the tone of voice used. The article also provides tips on how to teach cats their names using positive reinforcement and consistency.
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