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How you know it's time to turn on the A/C: (Original Post) Ocelot II 10 hrs ago OP
Shameless! 😂 biophile 10 hrs ago #1
Let it True Dough 10 hrs ago #2
That is a sign of trust, comfort, and safety when an animal exposes their soft belly to that extent. magicarpet 10 hrs ago #3
I'm so grateful when my cats do that tonekat 7 hrs ago #4

magicarpet

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3. That is a sign of trust, comfort, and safety when an animal exposes their soft belly to that extent.
Fri May 29, 2026, 09:06 PM
10 hrs ago

The instinct is to roll up in a ball to protect and defend the soft areas as they doze off.

That animal knows it is at home,... safe and comfy absent impending attacks.

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