Why does my Maine Coon prefer wide open sleeping spots?
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Abigail Young
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These magnificent cats have a deeply ingrained instinct to keep tabs on their entire kingdom while they snooze! Your Maine Coon likely sprawls out in those open spaces because it gives them a full, unobstructed view of the room and everyone in it. They feel secure knowing no predator or surprise can creep up on them, and honestly, I think they just love the drama of draping themselves across the floor like a furry rug! It’s their way of saying, “Look at me, I own this space entirely,” and I find it absolutely adorable how confident they are in their chosen spot.
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