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Feline Territorial Behaviour (view source)
Revision as of 21:55, 27 January 2014
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==Key points==
==Key points==
* The size and layout of a cat’s territory is adapted to the availability of resources, such as food. (ON A DIFFERENT PAGE?)
* The size and layout of a cat’s territory is adapted to the availability of resources, such as food.
* Cats will choose to occupy small territories if food resources are sufficient.
* Cats will choose to occupy small territories if food resources are sufficient.
* In the UK, suburban environments often have a high cat population density and a lack of suitable marking locations, so that territorial boundaries become blurred and unclear.
* In the UK, suburban environments often have a high cat population density and a lack of suitable marking locations, so that territorial boundaries become blurred and unclear.
* Since many cats are not fed ad lib, their need for food may drive them to investigate and invade the core territories of other cats.
* Since many cats are not fed ad lib, their need for food may drive them to investigate and invade the core territories of other cats.
==References==
==References==