The cat slave stood at the door and refused to come in, but the cat rushed out and waved its paws to greet her.

Dog owners can enjoy the super high treatment of their dogs waiting at the door every day. Although aloof cats will miss their owners, they may not be willing to greet you at the door.

A Japanese cat slave filmed the scene of being greeted, which makes people envious and jealous. After the owner came home that day, he planned to secretly observe what the cat owners were doing through the mail slot. Could they be causing trouble?

When I looked inside, I found that the family's calico cat "Zongzi" slowly walked out of the house, sat and looked at the door, as if he had discovered that the cat slave had returned home. Why are there only calico cats and the orange cat at home?

It didn't take long to see an orange cat tail. The next second, the orange cat "Donfan" was lying on the mail slot looking at him, and stretched out its paws to keep pulling at him: "Poop shoveler, you are back~"

After a while, the cat slave hadn't come in yet, and the orange cat ran to the mail slot again to observe, and gave out a soft meow, which made people's hearts melt! When the cats knew that their cat owner was coming home, they immediately came forward to greet her. This alone made the cat owner very happy. It turned out that her cat owner still loved her very much!

If you are greeted by a cat when you come home, you feel that the fatigue of the day will be eliminated. Let’s take a look at a cuter one, also an orange cat. It can’t wait to rush out for a hug every day when its mistress comes home.

When the owner moko_igusuri comes home every day, he hears the orange cat's milky meowing as soon as he opens the door without seeing the cat. Then the orange cat immediately rushes out of the room and lies on his lap for a hug. If you don't hold it, the orange cat will keep scratching your pants and acting like a coquettish person: Where have you been? They have been waiting for a long time and miss you so much~ I guess the owner likes to wear jeans, which is closely related to the orange cat's habit.

At this time, pat the thigh, and the cat will jump up and let the owner hold it, and lie in the arms like a baby. I was greeted warmly as soon as I got home, which is like five-star treatment from a cat lover.

It seems that many orange cats are quite coquettish. Some of them really have the same personality as dogs and are super clingy. Are cats like orange cats particularly good at coquettishness?