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Tigers Greeting
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Tigers Greeting
Most tigers that I have been around have a friendly greeting known as a "chuff" just saying hello to you. My oldest female tiger Keisha has and even more friendly way to say hello to me now. When I walk into the barn for the first time of the day she will lay down on her back chuffing away while at the same time rubbing her belly with both paws like a dog begging. If I ever get this act on video I will post it on here. I have never seen anything like it with all my tiger adventures. She also yells for me when I leave the barn for more than a few minutes, kind of a half roar, she loves me.
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