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Pets as gender predictors?
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My best friend mentioned to me that animals can sense gender. I just read about it and totally laughed at the insanity...but I haven't seen anyone on here post about it...
Female dog clingy=Male baby
Male dog clingy=Female baby
Cats clingy=Male baby
Cats unclingy=Female baby
I must be having a hermaphrodite because my male and female dogs have been ridiculously clingy...my male dog has started worrying about me. He follows me everywhere, and even lays outside the bathroom. My female dog as become super protective.
Anyone hold true to the theory?!
Female dog clingy=Male baby
Male dog clingy=Female baby
Cats clingy=Male baby
Cats unclingy=Female baby
I must be having a hermaphrodite because my male and female dogs have been ridiculously clingy...my male dog has started worrying about me. He follows me everywhere, and even lays outside the bathroom. My female dog as become super protective.
Anyone hold true to the theory?!
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Re: Pets as gender predictors?
Gotta love how some people react to these...
Anyway, I have two male dogs and a female dog. They've all been mostly ignoring me since my FIL arrived since he feeds them people food and I don't. None have been overly clingy. At night the female always tries to sneak into bed with us, but that's nothing new.
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It's true that animals have a "sixth" sense and can tell there is some change going on with you, which can cause them to be extra clingy.
Otherwise, this is total nonsense. If it were true, every cat owner would be having a female baby, because cats are typically not clingy at all! ha
I have conflicting results. My female dog is being super needy and my cats don't give a fuckk. Stupid animals.
With DD none of my animals would leave me along. I have a female cat, a male cat and a female dog.
This time my male cat is all up in my grill, but that's about it. I don't know the sex yet.
Hahahahha. Ain't that the truth...
It was just funny reading all the stories I found about it. With the crazy gender posts last night I thought it was good timing to bring it up : I think if someone said there is a theory if you stand on your head and drink water you will find out the gender of your baby...people would do it. Fun stuff though!
This is cute!
Both my male and female dogs are clingy as possible to me so it doesn't help me there.
My female cat on the other hand who is normally aloof has been my shadow since we found out I was pregnant. So there it matches!
I love hearing all the crazy sex predicting stories, they're good entertainment.
Well I used to go to bed and the cats would pile up on top of me throughout the night. Now I just have my one cat sleep at the foot of the bed. They might hover around me, but they definitely don't cuddle as much as they used to.
Saying cats aren't typically clingy really is stereotyping. Each cat has a different personality. You have lap cats and you'll have sit-beside-you cats and then there is always the hidden cat. If there is a sudden behavior change, it's worth noting.