You'll shoot your eye out
Master
- Jan 21, 2011
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My wife's cat wants attention for about 5 or 10 minutes, then it starts biting. My wife allowed this to happen before we got married. I do not allow it to happen to anyone, including my wife. If I see the cat even try to bite her, I smack him. I wouldn't lose any sleep if that cat ran away. I've told my wife I will not allow anymore cats in the house, even if this one dies. Made that perfectly clear before we got married. I'm a softie on a lot of things and have no problem letting my wife have her way on several issues. Cats are not one of them.
That biting behavior, while being one of the twisted ways a cat is affectionate, is also dominance behavior. A cat will bite like that with it's equals and it's lower pride-mates, but NEVER with the alpha. It says that the cat is secure and comfortable with you, but also indicates a lack of respect, like kids hitting and fighting between themselves.