Most pets, dogs and other animals are intuitive and want to to protect them. If my partner welcomed a narcissist into our home, he’d keep a good eye on them. He thinks I’m the weakest of his pack and tries to protect me (because I spoil him). But a lot of people can’t spot a narcissist. Cats do it to. The disdainful stare; “I don’t want you here!” in Cat Language. “Growl. Snarl!” in Doggy Language.

Sure, some narcissists may expect their guests to go their place, but sometimes narcissists might prefer to go a place where delicious food has been cooked. And a lot of alcoholic beverages to sip. And they don’t have to clear the table or wash the dishes.

Of course, if we were to find that this guest was were a narcissist, we’d never have them back!

I’d love to see a study on animals behaviour around narcissists. Especially dogs!

“Narcissist friends usually expect you to go to their place. But are reluctant to visit you. (UNLESS THEY DON’T HAVE A HOME THAT CAN FACILILITATE GUESTS).

I’m a bit of a foodie…and have a sweet tooth into the bargain. Then I decided to make home-made sausage rolls. My partner showed me how. He helped me to make them, I’m sure because he wanted some. We didn’t put any onions in the filling, so that our dog could have some.

Of course, if an narcissist did made it through our hallows halls, our dogs would sniff then out. And rightly. Who wants a narcissus sprawling on our comfortable couch, complaining about getting dog hair on their clothes, eating us out of house and home, drinking our wine and leave a mess in their wake. Of course, Pinky would have sniffed him out!