1) Crop-dusting 2) Diffusion 3) Dispersal 4) Dispersion 5) Dissemination 
The deliberate urination of a cat to mark his/her territory. 
This is the characteristic urine marking behaviour shown by cats. Most people choose to have their tomcat neutered because of concerns over spraying. However, neutered male cats and female cats also spray. This is a form of territory marking so can occur outdoors. If a cat starts to spray indoors it may be because of a perceived threat such as a ne...
Term used in West Africa for showing appreciation of a musician by placing money on them while performing. Lucrative additional source of income for musicians. Also called dashing.
A method of application in which the coating material is broken up into a fine mist that is directed onto the surface to be coated.
A method of application in which the coating material is broken up into a fine mist that is directed
Males that are not neutered will mark female rabbits in this manner. They will mark their territory and you as well. Some females will also spray. Use white vinegar to clean up. See our section on Litter Training.
[n] - the application of a liquid in the form of small particles ejected from a sprayer
When a Cat (usually a male) sprays urine to mark its territory.
A method of application in which the coating material is broken up into a fine mist that is directed onto the surface to be coated.