How and to what extent do cats become attached to us? An investigation into the essence of the feline soul, with analysis by veterinary behaviorist Dr. Claude Béata.
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Often perceived as independent or even indifferent, the domestic cat is frequently considered an animal incapable of deep emotional attachment to humans. However, research in ethology and behaviorism challenges this preconceived notion. Specialists assert that the feline brain possesses the necessary neural circuits to develop specific relationships and maintain an emotional bond with its owner.
