I notice that when my cats are playing, and the play becomes aggressive, they have a wierd ritual.
One cat will fight untill the other cat is laying close to the ground in a defensive position, then the first cat will turn around so his rear is facing the other cats face, and proceed to squat on the other cat's head. This REALLY ticks off the other cat who usually jumps up scowling, and walks off with his ears back and tail swishing. The winning cat then either attemps to taunt the other cat further, or proudly walks away.
Is this some form of disrespect in cat language? It seems to be the equivelant of flipping somebody the bird, or telling them to kiss your rear, by the level of reaction they give. I don't think I ever see them get that angry over anything else. Has anyone else seen thier cats do this?
One cat will fight untill the other cat is laying close to the ground in a defensive position, then the first cat will turn around so his rear is facing the other cats face, and proceed to squat on the other cat's head. This REALLY ticks off the other cat who usually jumps up scowling, and walks off with his ears back and tail swishing. The winning cat then either attemps to taunt the other cat further, or proudly walks away.
Is this some form of disrespect in cat language? It seems to be the equivelant of flipping somebody the bird, or telling them to kiss your rear, by the level of reaction they give. I don't think I ever see them get that angry over anything else. Has anyone else seen thier cats do this?