Your "social aware" is very different from they are not "social pack" animals like dogs. The tldr isn't what you just made up. It's we don't know. It's literal

Your "social aware" is very different from they are not "social pack" animals like dogs. The tldr isn't what you just made up. It's we don't know. It's literally summarized in the last paragraph: > Despite their popularity, we still know relatively little about how cats think. Future research might show cats’ understanding of humans is even more limited than we currently realise. Alternatively, it might turn out that cats are better able to recognise human social dynamics in different contexts. But if I were to judge a cat as a little furry human. I wouldn't find that much sympathy for someone that imprisoned me. I guess we have different understandings of how we define little furry humans to begin with.