Weird... A314 is affecting my cat... lol!

Ok, so before I left the house, I used 1 drop of A314 behind the ears, and 1 spray of IS to the neck about 6 hours ago.

Just got back, and I’m laying on my bed and my cat just crawls up and nuzzles her head right by my neck and below my ear, pretty much right where I spread the 1 drop of A314.

Every few minutes I would pick her up and place her somewhere else, but she will constantly find her way to the exact same spot. She is actually right here on my neck right now, and I’m laughing my ass off.

I’m sure it’s the A314, the Alpha male scent. She is definitely picking that up.

Just think this is pretty funny. Wanted to share!

Yup, I’ve noticed that when I wear certain mixes that people’s pets LOVE hanging around me. I had a donkey follow me around (it would follow me around the perimiter of its pen) when I was wearing P75. I’ve seen it with dogs and cats and even an African goose that a friend has as a pet.

Mammals have what is known as the Vomeronasal organ. This organ is responsible for detecting pheromones. It is believed to regress during human fetal development, but some people, as adults, have a smaller, but still slightly functional Vomeronasal organ. This is probably why animals react much more obviously to pheromones than humans.

It also seems to depend on exactly which pheromones are involved. There is a thread in the woman’s side that talks about this same subject.

Animals are highly dependant on there olfactory senses for recognition and to determine certain things about humans. They can tell if you female or male. Alpha or Beta, Aggressive or submissive and many other things just from your scent. They have a very good ability to judge people.

Keep in mind that when you use pheromones you should make sure your animals have a visual of you while your wearing them the first few times. Come up behind your dog with a new pheromone signature on and dont be surprised if he lunges at you thinking your a stranger until he hears your voice and makes that visual.

Tisha

Yes, I have had this happen also. My sister has a Black Lab… she loves me to bits (the dog) Sis likes me too :slight_smile: Anyway, I was wearing A314 and said lab went completely mental (in a good way). She was running around at a hundred miles an hour grabbing her toys and… well, just being loopy… very funny!

My girlfriend’s rat happily perched on my shoulder and didn’t move around or pee on me like it usually does.

A314 is just crazy like that.

So i wonder if wearing certain pheromones would be affective in the training of animals

I could see how that might work with dogs. If they consider you as the pack leader (instead of one of their young) it would make things easier in the control sense.

rone is supposed to be a human only pheromone, but my dog - like your cat - responds to A314, Instant Gentleman, MX292, Ammo, anything I can think of with a bit of rone in.