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The Affection of CatsRead the article this discussion is about
This archived discussion is "read only". « Previous 1 2 3 Next » » Caroline - Welcome! Snerd (you'll have to tell us about that one...)5-6 months is normal for some Asian breeds, specifically the Siamese. Most take a bit longer, but not much! Sounds like its time for her to be spayed. :-) Best wishes with your kitten. Wanna tell us all about her? -- posted by Caroline » Dano29 - Great article! I just read your article Caroline, it was very informative. I guess that's why Buddy likes to flop over and expose his stomach for scratching...makes sense!Thanks for the great articles and discussion forum......now I want to go back and read some more of the articles. -- posted by Dano29 » QuartzNH - I love this article I had to respond when someone asked if cats were ticklish. My cat is very ticklish. When your cat is sleeping, lightly tickle one of their feet. like a baby. if they move thier feet quickly away, you know your answer. My cat, I swear he has Tiger in him. He's a tiger cat, and looks like a mini tiger and acts like one. Sometimes I never know when he's about to get into one of those moods when he wants to play rough. It's like he's attacking, or maybe he is.Anyways, He's usually well behaved and lovable. Erica -- posted by QuartzNH » ade042183 - Re: As independent as cats are In response to As independent as cats are posted by CarolWallace:From what i've read, so long as the bites are timid and claws not too damaging, that is an extreme sign of affection in the cat world. A cat doesn't show it's tummy unless it "totally" trusts you. Big complement. -- posted by ade042183 » ade042183 - Re: "offerings" In response to "offerings" posted by Caroline:Let's not forget that is it wasn't for all this good critter catching they did in antient Egypt cat's would probably not even exist today? Good luck to them i say. -- posted by ade042183 « Previous 1 2 3 Next » Please follow the guidelines set forth in the Suite101 Posting Etiquette when adding to the discussion. |
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