Are they just cat games in the street? Or just marking territory? 😺😺

It's amazing to see how the playful behavior of that adorable four-legged pet can be adorable and heartwarming, although it can also be a bit annoying at times, just as children need to play to learn and have fun, furry ones also need this activity as part of their education and you had fun with each other, also if we taught them different games with objects of course it would be much better. From a young age, the game gives them the ability to relate to each other, with people and with other animals. It gives them security and allows them to acquire the skills of stalking and hunting.

They usually learn from their mother not to be afraid of people. Play with objects sharpens his reflexes and allows him to acquire hunting skills and contact with his master strengthens the relationship and gives him the confidence and security to become an adult. See how these cats play in the street was very funny apart from the fact that one was young and the other old, at first I thought that they were fighting to mark ground in the area, I observed them in silence and I saw that they were only having fun in their world, possibly the The oldest taught the youngest some technique, things of animal nature! Happy week for everybody!😺