Irish scientists conducted a case study on a group cats and cats of different breeds to find out which paw in the larger degrees are involved in these animals: right or left.
It turns out, unlike humans, cats use both paws, but cats are more often right-handed. These qualities manifest from early childhood, so they can be considered congenital.
Left-handed people are less common, mostly males – they are more load in the normal life the right hemisphere of the brain and manifest themselves as very emotional, and often too shy animals, can be aggressive and worse tolerate stressful situations.
