Brisbane the cat, sleeping on his back |
Having had three cats for so long, and a couple outside kitties, and being around them most of my life, I realize they all sleep so differently. This is Brisbane and he sleeps like this most of the time. Just like a big dog, laying flat on his back, exposing himself to the world (not the most graceful of poses, ha).
We've read that it's actually a great sign of trust, because cats instinctively protect their stomachs "from predators". Of course the only predator he will encounter here is us, giving belly kisses!
Hope you are having a good day, Friday is here!
More this afternoon/evening!
Heading in for a belly kiss. MmmmmmmmmmmmmWA!
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He loves belly kisses!!! Thanks!! :-)
DeleteOur cat exposes his belly until you go to tickle it and then she pushes you away. Such a tease!
ReplyDeleteHa, that's a tease for sure! I think they know when we want to love on to them and then they rebuff us, LOL!
DeleteIf you ever take in another cat, I'd be absolutely thrilled if you called it Townsville!
ReplyDeleteTownsville huh? Towny could be a fun nickname huh? :-)
DeleteSending you a kiss, Brisbane! You are such a cutie-pie!
ReplyDeleteMy cat like to snuggle between me and the arm of the recliner - he then rolls onto his back for lots of belly rubs.
Texas Rose
Brisbane thanks you! The other of our cats will occasionally roll onto his back but as soon as you go in for the belly rub, he starts kicking with the back legs, ha.
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