Do cats hate humans

Answer 1

Yes.

Here's the difference between cats and dogs.

Dogs:

Love all people, except for the people that abuse them.

You give them a treat, they think you are God.

Cats:

Hate everybody, and always fake their love of their families.

You give them a treat, they don't give a s***.

Answer 2

Cats don't inherently hate humans. Cats can form strong bonds with their owners and show affection in their own unique ways. Like any animal, their behavior can vary based on their individual personality and experiences.

Answer 3

Your cat will bond well with you if you treat it well and you spend time with it

Answer 4

Absolutely not. Some dog lovers hate cats, but cats don't hate people unless they abuse them. Dogs do interact with people differently from cats. They are just different animals. Dogs were domesticated much earlier than cats were, so cats are closer to the wild type. Loving cat owners can attest that their cats seek out their company, enjoy interacting with them, miss them when they are gone (mine greet them at the door), etc. I had one kitty who would put her paws up on me (a softer version of a dog jumping up on its owner) asking to be picked up. I would then put her over my shoulder and she would just hang out with me as I went about my day. Each cat is a unique individual. Like human relationships, you get out of a relationship with your cat what you put into it.