@thoughtcrime___ @samswoora lmaooo yes they lay down to sleep sometimes and often to roll in the mud; they can be trained to "bow" or lay on command but most aren't
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Reply · Oct 6, 2024@nobuhojimichaan she lays down oriented to listen to the speaker and taps her tail and purrs, and gives angry looks if i turn it offReply · Jan 14, 2024@rob_mcrobberson @nickcammarata because the sequence of their behavior? like, feeling anxious and then lashing out / running away, or feeling hungry…Reply · Nov 27, 2023@repligate @anthrupad 🤔 my cat used to sleep exclusively on her back with all 4 feet in the air and snoring, only on hard surfacesReply · Jan 20, 2022@OneEyedAlpaca @selentelechia Huh, I'm a fan, having seen them mostly on toddlers waiting for the train, gives peace of mind even as an onlooker that…