Canine and Feline Behaviour

Canine and feline behaviors reflect their instincts, environments, and social structures. Dogs are social animals that often seek connection, showing loyalty, excitement, or submission through body language like tail wagging or body posture. Cats are more independent, communicating through subtle signals like purring, grooming, or arching their back, often indicating comfort or alertness. Both species use scent, sounds, and body language to interact. Understanding these behaviors helps us interpret their needs and emotions, fostering better relationships. Recognizing signs of stress, playfulness, or discomfort allows caregivers to respond appropriately and ensure animal well-being.