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Title: Understanding feline dominance.
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How cats show whose boss intro music
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narrator. Welcome to feline facts. Today
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we discuss how cats display dominance
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towards other cats. Main content
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narrator. Cats establish hierarchy
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through behavior such as one, ear
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position. Flattened ears suggest
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aggression or submission. Erect ears
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indicate calmness or dominance. Two,
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body posture. A dominant cat stands tall
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with arched back to appear larger.
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Three, direct gazes without blinking.
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Prolonged E. Ye contact can be perceived
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as a threat or challenge by other cats.
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Four, grooming oneself in front of
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another cat. Dominant cat might groom
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itself when another approaches,
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signaling, "I'm busy and you should
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leave." Five, aggressive behaviors like
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hissing, growling, swatting, or
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fighting. Signs of asserting dominance.
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However, they can also indicate fear or
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stress. So, interpret within context.
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Outro narrator. Understanding feline
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dominance aids in understanding cat
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behavior and living harmonious. Lie with
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them. Remember, every cat is unique.
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Observe individual behaviors to
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understand them best. Thank you for
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joining us on Feline Facts. Stay tuned
