Are cats smart enough to play manipulating mind games with their owners?

Answer 1

Absolutely, they are the masters of manipulation, especially if they know something you don't like them to do.. Ask for a truce, honest, it works sometimes.. Peace with you cat..

Answer 2

Let me tell you about my experience. We had 2 neurotic cats, one was more neurotic than the other. Casey, the more neurotic cat was a biotch. We were becoming sick and tired of smelling their funky cat box so we replaced th old cat box with one of those boxes with a roof on it. Brilliant idea, so we thought. Casey was obvisouly not happy with it but hey, she is gonna just hafta get over it right? Wrong, we were the ones that were going to get over it which is why she took a big **** in our bed. We had no idea she had left this clear-as-day message in our bed until we dragged our sleepy bodies into the bedroom. Normally, we just get into bed without turning on the lights. Something told me that I need to hit the switch then those violins, from Psycho, began playing . I have never seen so much ca ca come out of one any living being. Needless to say, we got rid of that stupid cat box with the roof.

Answer 3

Smart enough to paw some water out of the glass---then tip the glass over; spilling the remaining fluid on the sleeping person.
Poop on the pillow of the person in the house they are most discontented with.
Bite me on the ankle if not getting enough attention.
Dump over the water dish if the container isn't clean enough.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Cats are manipulative by nature.

Answer 6

Absolutely. I had a cat called sandman. one day we were looking for him for over an hour. just when i was about to give up the search, i happened to back up near the fire place and i nearly jumped out my skin as he gently placed his paw on my shoulder.

Answer 7

Yes I caught my cat attempting to do a Vulcan mind meld with me while I was sleeping.

Answer 8

Yep!
They often do, especially when they are determined to get their own way!
One of my cats decided that she'd only eat one type of food, and one day when I couldn't get it locally, I bought another type, which, as it happens was dearer than the one she liked.
When I gave her the food, she looked at me as though I was trying to poison her!
She refused to eat it and sulked, refusing even to let me stroke her!
She kept looking in the food bowls and looking at me in disgust!
I couldn't take it any more, so I went out the next day and found her favourite food and bought it, even though it was dearer than in my local supermarket!
She looked at me as if to say, "about time too", ate it up and came up to me, purring and rubbing herself against me!
She would also rub her whiskers against my face when I was asleep, because it would wake me up, and would keep doing it until I stroked her and rubbed behind her ears!
I'll bet she isn't the only cat to do this?!

Answer 9

Cats are evil. See the movie "Cats" to know the truth.

Answer 10

Unquestionably