Cats have emotions in life too, such as happiness, sadness, fear, and calmness, all of which are reflected in their behavior. Moreover, cats display different reactions depending on their emotions. Do you know what behaviors a pet cat shows when it is happy?

　　When a cat is happy, it will greet and be affectionate. It will circle around your feet and repeatedly rub its head against you. If you place it on the table, it will continuously rub your face with its head and chin. When you come home, it will sit by the door, slowly wagging its tail with large sweeping movements to show happiness and relaxation. Greeting happily and relaxedly – standing upright, tail straight, with the tip of the tail gently swaying left and right. Head tilted up and eyes half-closed. Wanting to get close and ready to be affectionate – sitting with slightly dilated pupils, tail held upright or gently wagging. Just one look makes you feel that it wants to come over. At this time, it means the cat is in a good mood and very happy.