Can Your Pet Be Really So Picky?

Most pet owners know that their four-legged loved ones family members has a great personality and unique, sometimes almost human-like behavior. For example, my cat would act as a peacemaker, when the smells of human struggle. If I get angry and start raising his voice during a conversation with someone, he just jump over my legs and a small scratch "me in an attempt to cool me. I'm sure people can tell us a lot of interesting examples of animal behavior. But they realize that their pets can be very demanding when it comes to choosing a new friend? They do so based on criteria such as smell, size, sex, age and even appearance. In fact, it can discriminate against other animals, even in terms of skin color, among other things, as I discovered my new cat. The first time I brought home my jet black Panther, Regina-eyed cat was so excited to have her in my house until I realized I could feel lonely and need someone to play with her. So I started looking around for a good match for her. I opened the flier and found the announcement "very nice cat to good home" and responds to it. Naively assuming that all cats are cute and sweet to each other very much, I brought home. Almost immediately after taking home Regina jumped into the air with him screaming and whistling. I was surprised to find the next trouble with my otherwise quiet nature and gentle cat and immediately that this would not work. Then there were more cats: one white and one gray, even multicolored cats, different ages and sex - even if the UN or Jesse Jackson would have been proud, was always the same story. Nor Regina fight or simply reject the cat outright. I began to think my modest cat was "racist" or maybe just a loner. Just as I was about to resign and think that may not need or want anyone as a roommate, I gave one last try. I brought home a younger male cat that was black like her. Despite its small size and obvious fear of her, has tried to look brave by showing off a way that is typical of cats. I was trying to intimidate her walk beside him with his back arched in an attempt to look bigger. He just saw his "performance" for a while "but eventually just started ignoring it, as if embarrassed by it. It was not long before she accepted him and even acted as a hostess. His temperament and personality are very, but still doing very well. For instance, Regina is very balanced and quite cat, very sweet and loves to eat. Casey, on the contrary can be very hyperactive and restless, a hooligan, to say the least, like all children in general. They sleep together during the day, the game and ask sandwiches. The queen also sometimes tries to teach to open the drawers and the refrigerator door, but took his hobby now and meows at 7 in the morning, waking everyone in the house asking for food and left out. My "racist" Regina finally met her dear friend / roommate named Casey.