I appreciate the tip! LOL

Yes indeed. Also, it seems important to document all of the various sleeping postures/locations and even more notably the non-sleeping activities.

It mostly all boils down to sustained eye contact, with perhaps quick glances toward the desired object. Sometimes a big stretch or reaching out with one paw helps. And if none of that works you just have to speak up! “Mrraup!” “Prrruprrruprrup!” and sometimes a good old-fashioned “MEOW!” are all very effective.

Dear Danny Boy, it’s not that we are opposed to butt sniffing, it’s just that your head is as big as our whole body and I’m not about to let your teeth get that close to my body. If you would just lay down and let me come sniff you, we might be able to hang out, you do look like you would make a cozy place to take a nap after all.

Yes and they are always interested in discovering a new spot to nap.

Yes and they are very curious. I think there is a lot of wondering things like, “what is this?” “do I want to attack it?” “do I want to eat it?” “would I like to take a nap here?”