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Our mysterious feline friends have been revered, feared,
loved and hated for thousands of years. Many superstitions have been created
that relate to the allegedly good or bad luck that cats can bring. Below are
eight superstitions that center around that aforementioned luck.
Never Chase A Black Cat
Apart from it not being a very nice thing to do, it is held
that chasing a black cat will bring the pursuer bad luck.Superstition has it
that a woman who once chased a black cat from her door went on to lose
twenty-three relatives over a period of several years.
If You Forget To Feed A Cat
Ever forgotten to feed your cat? Apparently it means that it
is going to rain on Wednesday.
If by chance you did miss kitty's feeding time you will be
able to get the heads up about Wednesday's rainfall as it has been said that
rain is on its way if a cat's whiskers are drooping!
Stray Cat Strutting
If you find yourself being followed by a stray cat then be
pleased... this is a sign of good luck.
Make Sure You Don't Do This
Superstition holds that it is bad luck to step on a cat and
also that rheumatism will develop in a leg that kicks a cat.
Stepping over a cat has also been associated with the
bringing of bad luck.
Dream About Cats?
Yes, there are even superstitions about cats in dreams!
Allegedly if you find yourself dreaming about a tabby then
this will bring good luck to your home, dreaming of a tortoise-shell cat means
you are lucky in love and if you want to hit the jackpot financially or in
business then it has been said that dreaming of a ginger cat is the way to go!
Cats On The High Seas
A superstition, among sailors, that has held for many
years is that it is good luck to have a cat aboard the ship for the journey.
Given the potential for rat infestations on board the old sailing vessels, it
is understandable that our feline friends were seen as lucky.
Wedding Day Good Fortune
It is a sign that the marriage is to be a happy one if a cat
sneezes near the bride on her wedding day.
Cats And Cold Weather
If a cat is laying down with all four of its paws tucked
underneath while it is sleeping then this is said to be a sign that cold
weather is approaching.
Savvy tips and interesting info for cat and dog lovers and
professionals working with cats and dogs can be found on my blog here www.zoro-mypet.blogspot.com
Credit: John Deeprose
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