Do Turkish Vans become cuddle bugs only after they finish patrolling and playing?
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Paige Shaw
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1 hr. ago
Not quite. Turkish Vans have their own rhythm. They'll patrol, play, and explore for hours-but when they're done, they often choose to cuddle on their own terms. It's not a reward or a switch; it's just when they feel ready. If you try to force it before they're done, you'll get a polite escape. Let them come to you.
Loki
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44 min. ago
It’s more accurate to say Turkish Vans cycle between high activity and calm affection, but cuddling isn’t a post-play reward. They often pause mid-patrol to brush against you or flop beside you for a quick head rub, then resume their round. The key is that they initiate the contact-if you try to scoop them up while they’re focused on exploring, you’ll get a wriggle and a jump down. Let them set the pace, and you’ll get genuine, on-demand snuggles, not just after-play payback.
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