Can you tell the difference between "hen crouching" and "farmer's name"?

What's the difference between "hen squatting" and "farmer squatting"?

"Hen crouches down" is usually characterized by landing on all fours, hunchback or leaning back, and tense back/abdomen muscles, just like a hen incubating a chick.

"Farmer" put his hand into his sleeve like a farmer, while the cat just bent down its claws and hid under its stomach. When the cat is "farmer", it means that the weather is cold or relaxed, and it feels safe and does not need to be guarded.

Why do cats "hen squat"?

1. There are claws outside, which is convenient to run at any time.

This posture can facilitate the cat to respond at any time, and once there is any trouble, it can quickly "grab and run"

This posture is very comfortable.

Some people like Ge You lying down, and some cats like "hens squatting"

Shrinkage can make the body more comfortable.

If the cat has been hiding in a certain place to keep "hen squatting" accompanied by spirit and poor appetite, it will attract attention. The cat may be ill, and this posture can make it more comfortable.

When the cat makes the posture of "hen squatting", don't worry, observe first!

If the owner is sane, eats delicious food, defecates and weighs normally, you don't have to worry too much ~