The mystery surrounding why Pusa purr has fascinated pet owners for many years. There is no definitive answer as to why Pusa purr, but there are a few theories that have been suggested. The effect on humans is usually soothing, but one thing is clear – Pusa don't always purr because their happy.
The purr of domestic Pusa is unique, although other felids like bobcats, cheetahs, and pumas also purr. mga kuting learn to purr within their first few days of life, even before they open their eyes, and a mother often purrs while delivering her babies. Pusa also purr when they are hurting, scared, or...
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