In everyday life we ​​would find a lot of animals around us, ranging from dogs, cats, grasshoppers, butterflies, snakes, wasps, bees, mosquitoes, and flies. Among the animals that have been mentioned, perhaps the most familiar and intimate with a man is a dog and cat. Dogs and cats, in my opinion, is the animals that received the most attention from us, humans.

Dogs and cats are very popular to be used as a pet, be it at home or just maintain by feeding them. They are certainly very happy if given a meal, because they do not have to bother looking meal thither hungry. They just need to bark or meow as a sign they were hungry and expect to be fed.

Sounds 'pussy' = eat?

Questions about cats, why cats will come when called 'pussy'? And, why does everyone want to call cat call 'pussy'? It is better to the second question first.

Most people would call the cat to call 'pussy' because the word 'pussy' short, dense, and clear. However, the cat did not know that she was called a pussy or anything.
Cats that from birth to adulthood is not called 'pussy' will not come to that called 'pussy'.

Usually, the person who called cat calls 'pussy' aims to feed. With a habit of people calling 'pussy' constantly when feeding the cat will know that sounds 'pussy' is eating.

Eating is a pleasure for cats. Therefore, by calling the 'pussy' then the cat will be happy and hope to the realization of his pleasure is eating. So, the cat who comes when called 'pussy' is a habit.

Suppose a cat from childhood to adulthood is called 'woi' when to eat, it seems likely the cat to come when called 'woi' although no food.

No wonder, if there are cats that do not look or come when called by name, because cats are usually given food away without a voice, a command, or a special command like 'pussy'.

Therefore, for those who want the cat to come when called names, had to get used to call his name when given a meal.

If you already come when called, then try without food. If the cat comes, then stroked eluslah him so he still felt happy and loved.