You are probably hurting him/her or it irritates it and it makes him scratch it. In other words, don`t do it. Why do you touch it anyhow?????
I have no idea how to reply to the answer above...so here's my reply: I have always "scratched" my cats at the rear of their backs and they have always enjoyed it. This is new behaviour.
Rear as in rear end
It attackes it until it is dead and then eats it. It usually licks and bites it until there is only a bit left. Our cat always leaves the same little bit at the end.
Lumbosacral is pain at the end of the spine on a cat and it can cause them to kick their hind legs. Fleas and their bites may be a reason a cat kicks their back legs in pain. Taking your cat to the vet will help you find out why you cat is in pain.
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That would be the horse's rear end (if the horse if facing north, then obviously his rear end is facing south)!
to drag your rear end,like a car
Usaully if it is a dog it is that the anal sacs need to be expressed, or worms or allergies. With cat's I would suspect worms or allergies.
Lick your cats rear and eat some pink cheese..U will find answer yourself
Kiss my rear end.
This question makes absolutely no sense. Do you mean the front-rear end? If its in the front it's not a rear. Is it four-wheel drive? Do you mean the front differential?
It's cause its a sign of affection of young kittens to rough play and they will even claw. Just dont put anything up his bottom end.
Phillipa is a medevial term, for donkeys rear-end