8 señales de que tu gato es en realidad… ¿un perro?
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El gato que quería ser perro
Si a un gato le gusta…: 1 Salir de paseo con correa, 2 Gruñe, 3 Te escucha cuando hablas, 4 Le gusta llevar cosas en la boca… Es un gato ¡con comportamiento de perro! Y lo mejor de todo es que el dueño asegura que son comportamientos innatos, que no lo ha adiestrado en absoluto. Shorty «es así».
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