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<p>Bonding with a cat can be a rewarding but challenging experience. Cats, while domesticated, still have a limited understanding of human behavior.<ref name="rf1">https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/pets-and-their-people/201211/the-bond-between-pet-and-owner</ref> Communicating affection towards your cat can therefore be difficult. However, many owners are able to form healthy, happy relationship with their cats. If you understand your cat's body language, respect her boundaries, and give her affection on her terms you should be able to form a solid bond with your feline friend.  
 
<p>Bonding with a cat can be a rewarding but challenging experience. Cats, while domesticated, still have a limited understanding of human behavior.<ref name="rf1">https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/pets-and-their-people/201211/the-bond-between-pet-and-owner</ref> Communicating affection towards your cat can therefore be difficult. However, many owners are able to form healthy, happy relationship with their cats. If you understand your cat's body language, respect her boundaries, and give her affection on her terms you should be able to form a solid bond with your feline friend.  
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== Steps ==
 
== Steps ==
 
=== Getting to Know Your Cat ===  
 
=== Getting to Know Your Cat ===  
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#*Introductions to new pets should be slow. Separate your cat from new pets initially, only allowing interaction through a door. After a week of door play, allow supervised face-to-face interaction. If there is any fighting, stay calm. Transitions can be difficult and it may take a few weeks before relationships stabilize.<ref name="rf10" />
 
#*Introductions to new pets should be slow. Separate your cat from new pets initially, only allowing interaction through a door. After a week of door play, allow supervised face-to-face interaction. If there is any fighting, stay calm. Transitions can be difficult and it may take a few weeks before relationships stabilize.<ref name="rf10" />
  
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== Tips ==
 
== Tips ==