But did he find Gideon's Bible?

My Jojo also does that! Except Jojo is much, much larger and is a dog.

Username fits.

Its okay cause they speak the same language

Ahahahh 👍🏼🤣

? It's just you

Maybe because it's very cute. Imagine those cute raccoons giving the cat a massage with their cute little hands.

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Hm, not so different from us then.

"I'll be okay at some point in the future" is very different than "I'm okay right now". Sometimes the only thing you can do is to cling to the desperate faith that someday it will get better. But it gets really hard to keep believing that

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Someone said the cat is the lynx's foster mother. So she may be given all the respect and ceremony without necessarily all the obedience. Like a Queen Mother.

I think the little one has his work cut out for him if it’s trying to bathe the other.

Awe so cute and sweet. I love the sassy pic😂❤️

Aww thank you! He’s treated like the lil king he is by my family 😻😼

Genuinely interesting info! Thanks for commenting.

Guys

The garbage

Go get it

If I don’t see a movie about the two of them going on adventures and solving mysteries together in the next year I might literally die.

Evolutionary imperative. You’re all good.

As long as he wants. No one is holding his head under, if he needs to breathe, he’ll breathe.

Works even better for cheetahs than humans. It's not the loneliness (they raise cheetahs in groups); it's that the cheetahs partially base their stress on the rest of their group. The golden retrievers are living the life (food, exercise, constant cheetah, dog, and human companionship) and are lower stress to begin with.

Interesting, this is also a thing in raising fish. Some skittish fish do better if there's chill, schooling fish around. If the schooling fish aren't hiding, that likely means no predators are around, so the skittish fish can relax.

Edit: As several people have pointed out, the fish are called dither fish. I haven't raised fish in a while and had forgotten the term.

Edit2: I also didn't know the piece about it reducing aggression. I didn't really raise territorial fish like cichlids, so that's cool.