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March 12, 2007 at 5:18 pm
I’ve had cats all my life. The one sure thing about them, you can attach all the following human characteristics to them: Bi-Polar, Multiple Personalities, Anti-Social. They all fit. That article surprises me not at all. Out of the animal population that consists of 2 German Shepherds, 4 parakeets, & 2 50+ gallon aquariums, that reside in our household, the cat is the least likely to behave normally. For her, that’s normal.
March 12, 2007 at 7:18 pm
We have three dogs and a cat. The cat is the only one who’s normal.
She is a most unusual cat. She’s actually affectionate. And a good mouser.
It’s our dogs who are wierd.
March 13, 2007 at 8:54 am
Malcolm isn’t a good mouser, she’s never had to hunt for food, so she’s never had to learn how, I suppose. She’s affectionate, when SHE wants to be petted. She’s also prone to go into a snit when she sees the girls & birds going outside, & she can’t. She’s 11 & 1/2 years old, weighs 5 pounds, & way smaller than the other cats that roam the neighborhood. I won’t have her getting hurt in a fight, she’s just too small. She was the runt of the litter, & taken from her mother at 3-4 weeks. I took her only because the woman was going to “get rid of her” anyway she had to. Plus, she black, & we all know how black cats are treated. So she’s the queen of the roost here.