Kuraudo7777 wrote:
The funny thing is that Boo doesn't meow a lot, only when we interact with her or she's trying to get our attention.
Also, did you know, If you stick a bunch of cats in a room together, they don't meow at each other.
Meowing seems to be something they reserve just to try to communicate to us humans.
I think it's their way to try to talk to us.
I think cats communicate with each other through smell, body language, mental telepathy... who knows.
The other day, Boo was sitting in my bedroom, looking out the window. His tail wasn't swishing so he was content but he was certainly obsessed with something outside. When I looked out through the window, I saw a Tuxy (Tuxedo cat - black and white) cat lying on the grass just looking up at him.
When I looked at the cat, She gave me the two blinks. I don't know if you know this or not but if a cat gives you two slow blinks, it means they trust you to the point that they can shut their eyes to you and not fear you're going to attack them when they can't see.
I think she likes my boy. She visits regularly. Too bad he can't sire a litter anymore.

But he's a lot more peaceful now.
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