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iturn0image1turn0image2turn0image5turn0image8Kittens are known for their bursts of energy and playful antics, often running around with excitement. This behavior is common and can be attributed to several factors:

Why Do Kittens Run Around?

  1. Zoomies:Kittens often experience “zoomies,” which are sudden bursts of energy where they run around rapidly. This behavior is a natural way for them to burn off excess energy and can occur at any time of day citeturn0search2
  2. Exploration:As curious creatures, kittens explore their environment by running and playing. This helps them learn about their surroundings and develop their physical coordination
  3. Playfulness:Kittens are naturally playful and running around is a way for them to engage with their environment and any companions, including other animals

Kittens Interacting with Other Animals

Kittens often form bonds with other animals, including dog. For example, a story shared by All About Catz describes how two kittens, Buddy and Wally, were found running around a building and were later cared for by a couple with the help of their dog, Ary. The kittens quickly adapted to their new home and formed a special bond with Arya, following her around and seeking her affectio. citeturn0search1

Kitten Yog

In some unique settings, kittens are incorporated into activities like yoa Java Whiskers, a café in London, offers “kitten yoga” sessions where kittens roam freely around participants during their practie This not only provides entertainment but also helps the kittens become accustomed to human interaction, aiding in their socialization and potential adoptin. citeturn0news12

Watch Kittens in Action

To see kittens running around and interacting with other animals, you might enjoy the following videos:

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