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OMG! Cats! Here are pictures of ours, called Doro (after German metal singer Doro Pesch) and Umbu (a fruit - we thought it was a very good cat name):
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This was when they were about 10 weeks old, I think.
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This is when they were fully grown; the picture was taken about five years ago.
And yes, we know which one's which
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This was when they were about 10 weeks old, I think.
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This is when they were fully grown; the picture was taken about five years ago.
And yes, we know which one's which
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Not a very good fit though.
My first generation cats were experts at this.
Jaeger:
Ebony:
And the ultimate "I can fit anywhere", Sheba
My first generation cats were experts at this.
Jaeger:
I was just playing HoS - Scenes of a marriage, and themade me think of this thread. ;Dmagic cat (forget about the magic dog, who cares for dogs anyway
We get along very well I see...
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How could you SAY such a thing?
Baby Gwynbleidd and Sheba, from 2011.
Warning - off-topic flamebait post follows:
How could you SAY such a thing?
Baby Gwynbleidd and Sheba, from 2011.
50% nice picture :troll:
I did that with my former cat and ended up with two holes in my finger. Cat's nail went through the blanket, then it went through my skin making one hole and got out making another hole... Nowadays I take it safe and tease cats with toys only
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I need to post this here... JUST like my boyfriend's older cat!
And the younger one...
Totally
My husband and I flip through the books and cannot stop laughing because almost everything in there is absolutely true - from waking the poor owners at 5 a.m. because the cats are hungry to pawing around their faces to clawing at their feet to hiding behind something... the list goes on I actually "cured" my last generation of cats from that, by NEVER feeding them for at least an hour after getting up. They just stopped associating "Waking up the Dragon" with "Food".
My dog is the only one that does that (well, he pounces and bites, but similar). The cats prefer sitting on the bannister and biting my hand as I walk downstairs.
Hmmm.. We need a dog thread. Equality, fair play, all that stuff.
And this is Taliesin.
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Why not?! I would support...
But I can't see a real stronge connection between the Witcher or Sapkowski and dogs at the moment... That we must solve first... And they can't see too...
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Ours didn't do that for years; they also didn't mind staying outside the bedroom for years. When they were small, they would meow for a while but give up pretty quickly when they discovered that we wouldn't let them into our bedroom for the night. After *hm* I think four years that changed. All of a sudden, Umbu started scratching at the bedroom door. At 4.30 in the morning. We tried to ignore it but it was really noisy so I got up, fetched her and locked her up in the bathroom, then went back to bed. This went on for about two weeks; she was very persistent and just wouldn't stop even though she knew that she would be locked up. Finally, we gave in; now they sleep on our bed during the night which is really cute, actually. The downside is that Doro starts scratching our bed at about 5 in the morning because she's awake, bored and hungry. They don't get any food until 7 a.m. but she still tries *argh* During weekends, we prevent this by putting out an automated feeding device and setting a timer; also, I use earplugs so I don't hear the scratching.
Doro loves chasing feet. When she was smaller, she actually crawled beneath the bedsheet, sought out one of my feet and scratched me *argh* She doesn't do that any longer - or at least less frequently - but she still loves chasing feet beneath blankets. She pounces on them as soon as one of us moves their feet but since there's the blanket between the feet and her, she doesn't cause any damage.
Taliesin is a beauty, btw - oh, and you chose a very cool name
Oh, yeah, the other thing we did was fit a cat flap to the bedroom door