Hi
The back story: Had an adult cat. Got a kitten ~5 yrs ago. Extremely affectionate to everyone but obsessed w/my husband. Constantly seeking his attention, curling up on his shoulder, etc.
When she was a few months old, one day she was playing on my lap and found my hair. She became obsessed w/me and playing w/my hair. She follows me everywhere, cries if I am on the other side of a closed door, etc.
All these yrs she has preferred me but still affectionate w/my husband. Last few months, all of a sudden, she completely ignores him. Completely--won't even turn her head when he calls her. It's bothering him. She is cooler than usual w/me too, but still cuddly.
No new pets, new things in the house, haven't been out of town, etc.
Wondering what we can do to get her back to being his pet too.
The back story: Had an adult cat. Got a kitten ~5 yrs ago. Extremely affectionate to everyone but obsessed w/my husband. Constantly seeking his attention, curling up on his shoulder, etc.
When she was a few months old, one day she was playing on my lap and found my hair. She became obsessed w/me and playing w/my hair. She follows me everywhere, cries if I am on the other side of a closed door, etc.
All these yrs she has preferred me but still affectionate w/my husband. Last few months, all of a sudden, she completely ignores him. Completely--won't even turn her head when he calls her. It's bothering him. She is cooler than usual w/me too, but still cuddly.
No new pets, new things in the house, haven't been out of town, etc.
Wondering what we can do to get her back to being his pet too.
is a good reference for some positive reinforcement training. She may not need a lot of training but the interaction would create a better bond between them.
