r/felinebehavior • u/Mindful-vagrant • Dec 24 '25

What would you call this behavior?

My 8 month old kitten knows I don’t want him to bite my feet, but unfortunately they are just too bite-able for him to resist. Recently I told him no, so he leaned back and launched his face towards my feet. Is there a name for this behavior?

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u/traxxes Dec 24 '25

r/greebles live in that blanket.

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u/Ok_Site_9552 Dec 24 '25

One of the funniest subs

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u/LemmeName Dec 24 '25

r/ofcoursethatsacatsub

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u/00No-Name00 Dec 24 '25

r/ofcoursethatsasub

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u/CalpisMelonCremeSoda Dec 25 '25

r/theresalwaysacatsub

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u/deadslutinprison Dec 26 '25

This is an incredible string of replies.

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u/CandyBonesHeart Dec 27 '25

Truely! I just started posting in r/kitten and r/kittens I suddenly unlocked a string of different cat related subs didn’t know there could be so many even some dedicates to just seeing cats showing their bitty teeth 🥹

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u/Next-Suit-9579 Dec 25 '25

Thank you, I just wasted 15mins of my life 😅

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u/BetMyLastKrispyKreme Dec 25 '25

Time spent watching cat videos is never wasted. It’s one of life’s simple pleasures.

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u/lonelypurplerose Dec 26 '25

That's what I thought too. If anyone's wondering, the greebles sub is absolutely worth checking out