To: BenLurkin
That is true a lot of the time. I have a feeling she will get a quiet place. Also being a kitty it won’t be as jarring & she will handle it better than a grown cat.
We have 3 cats, you sound like a fellow cat lover too : )
14 posted on
06/18/2017 8:39:55 PM PDT by
leaning conservative
(snow coming, school cancelled, yayyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!)
To: leaning conservative
Even as we type, my little guy is trying to get my attention.
16 posted on
06/18/2017 8:43:12 PM PDT by
BenLurkin
(The above is not a statement of fact. It is either satire or opinion. Or both.)
To: leaning conservative
We have FIVE cats. After our Dachshunds passed away, the wife just went full throttle nuts adopting these orphans. I admit, they've grown on me, and I consider them family, but if left to my sole devices, there'd be Caucasian wolfhound patrolling this property right now.
22 posted on
06/18/2017 8:55:01 PM PDT by
Viking2002
("If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck." - John Steinbeck)
To: leaning conservative
That kitten will learn where all the quiet less accessible places are. They all do. And when she’s had enough, she will find her quiet space and hang out there. My Maine Coon knows all the places she can safely nap without the nuclear-powered energizer kitty Zizu being able to pounce on her. And Zizu knows all the places she can hide just to be mysterious and irksome :).
23 posted on
06/18/2017 8:58:42 PM PDT by
EinNYC
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