Roger Tabor’s Cat Behaviour The Complete Feline Problem Solver
“Roger Tabor’s Cat Behaviour The Complete Feline Problem Solver” by Roger Tabor, published by David & Charles in 1997, is a comprehensive guide for cat owners. This 144-page book offers insights into feline thought processes and the underlying reasons for various behavioral traits. Tabor emphasizes that despite differences in breeding, the domestic cat retains many characteristics of its wild ancestors, illustrating the close relationship between domestic cats and their larger relatives.
Readers will find valuable information on understanding and addressing common behavioral problems in cats. The book explores the science behind feline behavior, providing practical solutions for issues that cat owners may encounter. With a focus on life sciences and zoology, this edition serves as a resource for those looking to deepen their knowledge of mammalian behavior, particularly in relation to domestic cats.
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A guide for cat owners which gives an insight into how cat’s think and the reasons behind their behavioural characteristics. The author shows how the feline family closeness has not changed with differences in breeding or between breeds and that the domestic cat is a small tiger. Behavioural problems and possible cures are also considered.
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