@Albo alt 👍 😄 😂

REMIND ME OF HUMAN

@@elidyson256 O yes ! So true.......

“Not sure if these are mine…”

He's a very good dad🥰....normally a cat family is just with mama. The cat male does not partecipate at the education of the puppies.... Sorry for my English....

😂😂😂😂

Mama Cats also need child support 😉😍😊

He has to get a job now.

Got him by the short hairs, for sure.

and he doesn't even have to pay bills...

yea

😀

The Father Cat truly shows how to stay with it's cubs and it's mate too. Very protective of his family. I would do the same thing to protect my children and beautiful wifey too😁😸.

Tbh I dont think he knows its his kittens. The male cat rarely shows any interest in being involved in raising kittens. Thats the harsch reality. 🙂

@@KiiiiingOfPaaain depends on the cat, and whether or not they’re neutered. We’ve had lots of neutered males over the years, and all but one of them immediately decided to start mothering any new kitten we brought in. A couple even let a kitten try to nurse on them.

@@cinemaseeker2634 Wrong animal lol.

He was like, "It's so to early for me to be here..." when his human lifted him on the bed. But yeah, he did a good job of not being slapped by the momma cat for existing near her kittens.

@@Seven_Leaf True, even the dads get smacked when he just wants to see his own kittens 😅 tough life for dads everywhere, eh?

@@Seven_Leaf He had that, "please don't slap me" expression the whole time lol

You make no sense

@@cjr1881 Then you need to go to school and get offline

No one cares about your knowledge, Timothy. You probably think you are special right? NO. Your knowledge about cats does not make you special. DEAL WITH IT.

Have you ever seen the Grandpa Mason and his kittens videos? From tinykittens in Fort Langley, British Columbia

Poor guy. Understandable!

Omg you used to foster kittens? What a complete NOOB HAHA HAHAHAHA HAHAHAHA 😂

My cat Carl is the same way. He is all about kittens. They try to nurse on him. He kicks them away. Its funny to watch

@@amylynn5153 you dont make sense, crazy woman 😂

And at first the dad seems to be like 'go away woman, you've done your job, don't fuss! '

@@metalbearuk That was her demand for child support

@@metalbearuk lol

To me it looked like, "Um, two of them don't even look like me, what you been up to, girl?" :P

Yeah me too!

I thought the same thing ❤️

Ikr 🥰

Same 👌🏾

Two peas in a pod!! ♥️🥰

Dad cat: Breathtaking! I shall call him... Mini me!

Quiet down small man

@@clown.mp4413 ?

He's not proctecting them lol, he's just adjusting to the kittens by first smeling them and if you see up close he hiss at the moma cat for getting too close. This is because in felines the father is not involved in the raising of the babies, only the mother.

More towards the end I saw this in both cats.

@lorenacornejo3384 not true. Lions definitely are involved with their cubs

No! Male cat do not know he is dad to the kittens themselves

you can actually sense how tensed and anxious he was... lol!

Bro, did you watch the video? Respectfully, he looks tense and disgusted to me. Like: I played, I paid!

Male cats don’t have a family sense for their offspring, no sense of responsibility for them or any recognition of who’s kittens a litter is.

@@Celisar1 Not sure what you mean by "family", but every cat I've known has had a firm grasp of household members and most have been very aware of who produced whom, even if they typically shared parental responsibilities. Be careful the first time you introduce a male cat to kittens until you know how he is with kittens.

Much like us, human dads 🤣

Exactly!!!

Now I have to pay child support In cream rations

He's thinking "I didn't sign up for all this" 😂😂😂

Exactly

He's not calico, I thought he was at first too, but he doesn't have any orange color at all. He's got those same colors as siamese cats, light and dark shades of brown/blue/greyish

@@JaneCooper190072 The male cat looks a little like a snowshoe Siamese cat if I have the name correctly

I think the dad is actually a siamese. Look at the last 10 seconds or so of the video. The mom is definitely a calico, and the dad doesn't look like her

lol I know cat expressions and he is clealry annoyed by them at first them warms to them.

He thinks of responsibilities and second place he is now placed in moms hearth. hahah

I know a human Simon who was like that too🤣🤣at first

Yes.

He’s like get me outta here lol

Yes, does not look impressed, maybe he just got back form being neutered

Possible he doesn't realize he's responsible for their creation.

😂😂😂

@@theblackwidower I think that’s why he is unimpressed 😂😂😂

@@athrunzala6919 Nahhh he just doesn’t want to pay child support

What can I say, oxytocin is a POWERFUL drug.

I was thinking exactly the same! This mama cat is the most relaxed and patient feline ever..I have been rescuing/fostering and having cats (and dogs) for more than twenty years,so i have seen plenty of moms...this one is really laid back.. fantastic,really..

@@rsrt6910 I would guess this is more about her temperament and how secure she feels in this home. Many Queens are very defensive, and reasonably so

It wasn't a kiss, it was a show of aggression by getting up in his face

Mom be like ok you can stay but you better not eat them. Dad: I shall consider your offer.

@@zachariahsmith1324 She touched noses ... that's like a greeting to them... if getting up in your face is aggression then my kitten is very aggressive toward me sincerely someone who grew up with cats

@@zachariahsmith1324 l hope you connect with mental health services professional.

@@zachariahsmith1324 Actually sniffing noses is a greeting for cats, they do it to get each other's smells because of how far sighted they are. Its only aggressive if growling, hissing or staring starts to happen.

😅 😂 🤣

@advocaterishitamall...🤣🤣🤣right!...or something..

Great idea

and he kinda stepped back in shock a little like..whaaaat, so many Mary. We need the third seat model...

@@solveiglandvikbrg9103 🥰🥰🥰

Hahaha this is hilarious 😂

Lol omg

😍😊

Can't make a wrong move like bapping his kids or mama will bap him 😂

Not the dad. It is a Calico cat. "Dad" is female

@@gracehaven5459 yeah I noticed that as well.

@@gracehaven5459 though the cat could have chimerism or Klinefelter’s. That would make male calicos possible.

@@gracehaven5459 male calicos exist they are just rare

@Sweet Sweet Animals people with mental illness, very low self esteem will even trick themselves to gain even the slightest attention. That's how under developed some people are, even as adults. But that's just how it is

Not the dad. It is a Calico cat. "Dad" is female

@@gracehaven5459 They're not always female

@@gracehaven5459 Male Calico cats do exist, they're just extremely rare, and infertile most of the time.

@@n1ppe So Mom is a Calico. What is Dad??? He looks like a Calico but mayb not

@@bridgetclement8167 She's white, ginger and black, so she's a calico, and is female. A handful of male calicos have been found but they are always infertile because of how cat genetics and colouring work. So either way, not the dad.

They’re hiding the Siamese gene

Calm? His ears are back. That does not indicate calm.

@@missmayflower I know he’s like “ shoulda pulled out”

@@missmayflower Wait, what does that mean?

@@missmayflower the fact that he didn't start gobbling them up means he is calm enough

Honestly he looks like he kept running from the room and they kept satting him down back every cut.

You are projecting human emotions on a cat!

@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 actually, you are making assumptions and projecting your own issues onto a stranger over a video about a cat on the internet. I was making a facetious comment on a cat video. Get a life.

@@WeRNthisToGetHer I mean you are right. Initially the dad wasn’t sure how to process the situation, his body language clearly shows that.

Him sitting down and looking away is very clear and loud cat body language that means: I am not a threat, I am safe. He was being nice and polite, it is only us, humans who interpret the body language differently

Get your cats fixed. Not cute.

@@bellona6356 he is fixed now, what is not cute about a father helping with his kittens and then getting them so hyper it's like their on catnip? It's cuteness overload!

@@bellona6356 i got my cat fixed and after some time hes always sleeping and now he seems to hate me, use to be loving. Did i do something wrong?

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Ikr … he’s sitting there like “welp… this is my life now …”

That's pretty sexist. And you're the ones that say we're bad.

I'm no expert, but I believe the father cat simply wanted to avoid alarming the mother cat. Usually, male cats don't take part in raising their kitten; if I recall correctly, female cats may stay in a group to raise their kittens together. Female cats are very protective of their kittens, and they may even hiss away the father cat. Well, these cats seem to live in the same house, so the mother cat likely feels safe around him, tho she still seemed a bit nervous near the beginning. The father cat was moved near the kittens, but he either tried to not scare the mother cat by showing little interest in the kittens or just actually had no interest in them. If he were less familiar with the mother cat (as in if they didn't live together), it's possible he'd avoid the kittens as the mother cat could act more hostile due to her protectiveness. Source: me googling "cat social structure" a few months ago, and maybe stuff I saw in a few cat videos.

@@mountainmgtow5421 they're just talking about cats, bro. Lol.

@@jackychen7769 yes, I think even if cat parents have lived in the same hooman home for a while, those feline instincts still can kick in. That's why it was so heart-melting to see them all napping peacefully together at the end of the video. 🥰

As Maury put it: "You ARE the father!!!!"

Don't say WIFE... You call a female WIFE when you MARRY her and in the animal world there is no such a thing as MARRIAGE, where you sign and agree on a piece of paper that you are a HUSBAND and WIFE. When it comes to animals, it is strictly MALE and FEMALE BONDING where they end up having INTERCOURSE for ONE MAIN REASON or PURPOSE; *to REPRODUCE.* We, HUMANS, on the other hand EXPECTED to DO IT ONCE A F-------------lNG WEEK even if we are NOT planning on having a BABY just because we call OURSELF HUSBAND AND WIFE. If NOT, she divorces you, takes HALF of EVERYTHING you got and LEAVES... ROTFLMAO!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Wife 😭😭😭😭😭 lol

*new dads (no apostrophes required, thanks)

Cats don’t have „wives“ or „husbands“.

@@1USAUSA Ummmm, are you okay?

😂all those screaming kids lol

We need more human mothers like this.

@@VampireSexGoddess uh no in humans you both made the baby

@@Antoniodagreat I was talking about ripping off the face if he made a baby cry.

@@VampireSexGoddess You need to shut up.

@@elpiedra1596 No.

Not the dad. It's a Calico cat. "Dad" is female

The dad is trying his best but is definitely somewhat anxious, trying really hard to appear as non-aggressive as possible. His flat ears give it away though

@@gracehaven5459 calico male cats can exist, this particular one either has to be a chimera or a rarer sterile XXY but it's not impossible!

@@gracehaven5459 i thought he was a calico too, but he appears to have Ragdoll or Burmese markings, not calico.

@@notgreatgale This one isn't a calico at all though. I thought at first he was too, but its clear (especially the back view) he's got some sort of Ragdoll or Burmese type markings with white.

Exactly, mother cats will go to battle for their kittens, he knows to behave.

Male calicos are sterile, so either that is one in a million, or is not the father.

@@jovalleau Oooooo scandalous kitty drama! Those babies aren't even mine!

He isn't a calico. He is a seal point bicolor. His point markings on the body are just pretty dark, but of course they are even darker on the head, plus the white markings add to the effect of him looking like a calico. I also got confused at first when I saw the thumbnail. And yes, male calicos are indeed sterile, they have two X chromosomes and one Y, which is an intersex condition and prevents them from reproducing.

@@adrianaheiler9794 cool!

I was wondering about that. He's a big lad, much bigger than mum.

That makes sense. In nature, the father cats have zero role. There's really no evolutionary reflex for their interest or involvement.