The fat cat climbed onto grandma s shoulders without big or small. Just as she was about to train a cat, grandma: Be careful not to fall

I believe many people have heard this saying: "Curiosity kills cats", why do you say that? In fact, cats hide a curious gossipy heart under their cold appearance, but generally when they encounter things they are more interested in when they are unfamiliar with, they will not directly show it on their faces and will show no concern. Unless in a familiar environment, cats will leave their expressions.

    

A netizen submitted a post saying that he gave a cat to his grandmother a year ago. The elderly usually treat pets as their own grandson. The cats and dogs raised by their grandmother are very fat and are lawless. When netizens went back to their grandmother's house last weekend, they saw the cat crawling up from their grandmother's back, very young.

Grandma said that she saw a bird outside the window. After hearing this, the cat wanted to go over and look up. She crawled up with her paws and claws until she climbed onto her shoulders. She looked outside curiously. Sure enough, a bird stayed outside. The cat shook its tail and expressed her interest. It seemed that the cat was really spoiled. Grandma is an elder that everyone respects. It actually climbed up without giving her face to her grandma.

If someone in the family dares to scold this cat, grandma will stand up and speak for it immediately. The most favored person in the whole family is it. As expected, cats are still very good at buying people's hearts. In just one year, netizens have been defeated from the position of grandma's heart. In fact, cats are so cunning. They can understand whatever they say, otherwise how could they coax grandma so happily and successfully turn themselves into the only favor at home.

The cats I raise at my home also like to lie on people's shoulders. I don't want to move normally. I can only watch its weight keep rising, but there is nothing I can do. Who makes it so cute? When I act coquettishly, I want to give it everything I eat.