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All social interactions between cats and humans that are discussed below assume that the animals were socialized to people as kittens, the first topic of this review. Such socialized cats show what might be called “friendliness to humans,” which in turn affects human attachment to the cat.
This review article covers research conducted over the last three decades on cat-human and human-cat interactions and relationships, especially from an ethological point of view. It includes findings on cat-cat and cat-human communication, cat personalities and cat-owner personalities, the effects o ….
1 sie 2017 · Topics to be covered are: The development of the first relationship of a kitten to humans, in other words, socialization and the sensitive phase; other factors affecting the cat to human relationship; the ethology of cat-human interactions; combining ethological observations and subjective assessments of cat personality traits; cat and cat ...
20 wrz 2018 · We introduce a threefold model of human-animal interactions in urban environments which steer a careful course between the Scylla of realistic ontology and the Charybdis of social constructivism. A case study on Estonian cat shelters illustrates the significance of cultural representations and institutionalized actions in human-cat cohabitation.
1 sty 2024 · An effective human-cat communication is central to favour harmonious human-cat relationships and to promote cat welfare. We analysed humans’ perception of cats' vocal and visual communicative cues, comparing unimodal and bimodal signalling.
Despite their independent nature, cats enjoy human company and require understanding of their unique behaviours. Positive reinforcement training can shape desired behaviours, fostering a harmonious relationship between humans and their feline companions, built on mutual respect and affection.
