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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2022 · 18 MIN

Would You Call Your Kitty “Mean”?

from Cat Chat® · host Tracie Hotchner

Dr Mikel Delgado discusses British university research study that labeled natural, normal cat behavior using words like "psychopathy"

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Dr Mikel Delgado discusses British university research study that labeled natural, normal cat behavior using words like "psychopathy"

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Dr Mikel Delgado discusses British university research study that labeled natural, normal cat behavior using words like "psychopathy"

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