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How to make your cat purr

Step 2Let them choose where they lay.

Let them choose where they lay.
The first step, and most important, is to let your cat choose the environment. Make your lovable friend feel comfortable by allowing him/her to lay wherever they like. This will make them feel more at home and comfortable when you're confronting them for their daily rub-down. My cat, Oliver, enjoys curling up on the beds in my house, right under the pillows, and still on top of the comforter, so I leave him there when I pet him.

If your cat has a favorite sheet, piece of clothing, or pet bed that they like to lie on, let them. You wouldn't want someone telling you that you couldn't mope around on the couch would you?
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Mar 5, 2011. 9:19 AMHBomb187 says:
Orange kitty with a long nose looks just like my orange kitty with a long nose!! So cute!
Apr 1, 2010. 12:29 PMtimothymh says:
 NO! I don't like to be thought of as a grammar nazi, but lay/lie mistakes I can't bear. Please change the title of this step to "let them choose where the lie".
Apr 10, 2010. 9:34 PMTh3Snip3r says:
you mean, they lie?
Apr 1, 2010. 5:24 PMNinzerbean says:
 Yeah, chickens lay eggs but not cats, that's how I remember. I still can't remember the difference between bring and take though.
Apr 2, 2010. 12:32 PMtimothymh says:
 LOL. ...I expect you're joking, but you never know with people these days.
Apr 2, 2010. 1:06 PMNinzerbean says:
 Really... you never know.
Apr 3, 2010. 6:32 AMtimothymh says:
 Sad, but true. I personally know someone who thinks the past tense of "thank" is "thunk".
Apr 3, 2010. 6:59 AMNinzerbean says:
 No no no, "thunk" is the past tense of think! The past tense of "thank" is "whatever".
Apr 4, 2010. 6:37 AMtimothymh says:
 Exactly! He's totally wrong!

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