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94% of owners say cat sets the rules, only fetching specific objects for certain people
They may have a reputation for being independent and aloof, but scientists have found that playing fetch is a surprisingly common behaviour in cats.
A survey of owners found the vast majority reported their cat fetched objects, normally without having been trained. However, cats tended to set the rules of engagement, often only fetching specific objects for specific people.
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