Cats love to be clean and will not tolerate stinky smells in the place where they sleep. However, this cat in the picture is very strange. It has liked to stay in the chicken coop since it was a child. In the end, it even ate, drank, and pooped in the chicken coop. It never stepped out of the chicken coop. It regarded itself as the butler of the chicken coop. And the chickens respect this cat so much that even aggressive roosters dare not mess with it.
This cat is a very rare breed. The owner spent a lot of money to buy it. He originally planned to keep it in the house and raise it well, but who knows that the cat has raised itself into a poultry. Moreover, the cat seemed to be possessed, starving to death and unwilling to leave the chicken coop. The owner tried many methods, but in the end the cat returned to the chicken coop, eating and sleeping with the chickens. However, the cat was getting healthier and healthier!
The cat has a very good personality, and often shares the burden of babysitting for the hens. Moreover, the chicks trust the cat unconditionally. Most of them sleep in the cat's nest and will follow the cat for a walk when nothing happens. Apparently, they regard the cat as their godmother!
Generally speaking, hens do not allow anyone to get close to the chickens. It can be seen how much the chickens trust the cats. There is nothing wrong with this housekeeper!
As housekeepers, cats not only take care of the babies, but also mediate the fighting behavior of the roosters. As long as a rooster is in fighting mode, the cat will step forward to interfere!
It can be said that the cat cares too much and hits hard. The rooster has no power to fight back and has no courage to fight with other chickens anymore!
There are many stray cats in rural areas, and they often eat chickens. At this time, the usefulness of cat housekeepers is fully demonstrated. Whether stray cats or weasels are driven away by cats, the pet owners have zero losses. This is really a good helper. However, cats stay in chicken pens for a long time, and they seem to have traces of their ancestors. I wonder if the cats of netizens are also so sensible?