When my cat wants more attention than I'm offering...
I just want to say that I'd never realized programming contest questions had such a deficiency of references to sex with children, and how much more entertaining they'd be if this deficiency was corrected.
And icing on the cake, this whole commotion commences in a topic initially about cats.
| And icing on the cake, this whole commotion commences in a topic initially about cats. |
I am dying.
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| At least he's not a kitten anymore. My new kittens get weird when they get bored. |
My current feline, even after 3 years, still acts like he (it) is a kitten. A high-pitched mousey like squeak of a meow, and gets all kittenish squirrely.
I suspect he was clipped at the earliest time that was medically safe, maybe a bit sooner. It still is annoying to have an 11 pound cat stealth attack from behind corners and furniture. As well as a SOLID plop on my lap when he demands attention.
That's interesting. My older female, which I only recently spayed when I got the two kittens, significantly mellowed out after the surgery. Now she's all chubby and freaks out a lot less.
I was going to say it surprised me that such a large cat could behave like that, but come to think of it my 13 pounder would sometimes get squirrely too. He wasn't much of a climber or an ambusher, but he could sprint like crazy around tight corners, bounce on walls, and ram doors to open them.
I was going to say it surprised me that such a large cat could behave like that, but come to think of it my 13 pounder would sometimes get squirrely too. He wasn't much of a climber or an ambusher, but he could sprint like crazy around tight corners, bounce on walls, and ram doors to open them.
There is a difference in temperament between male and female cats, neutered or not.
My current cat has mellowed, somewhat, as he has gotten older. But still he gets squirrely a lot.
My cat isn't all that large, body size, he's just put on weight.
He was short haired and very lightweight when I got him from the local Humane Society. Now he is very fluffy long-haired. All that fur hides just how heavy he is for his size.
I can feel his ribs if I feel around, so he isn't overweight.
He's staring at me now, as if he knows I'm commenting about him.
My current cat has mellowed, somewhat, as he has gotten older. But still he gets squirrely a lot.
My cat isn't all that large, body size, he's just put on weight.
He was short haired and very lightweight when I got him from the local Humane Society. Now he is very fluffy long-haired. All that fur hides just how heavy he is for his size.
I can feel his ribs if I feel around, so he isn't overweight.
He's staring at me now, as if he knows I'm commenting about him.
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