@chai2,
chai2 wrote:
OmSigDAVID wrote:
About 40 years ago, we had a cat whom we raised from a kitten.
His name was Pussy Cat.
Then my mother brought home a kitteness.
He was shocked. He recoiled and sulked.
Within a few hours, he fled, never to be seen again.
David
that'll happen sometimes if the cat is an indoor/outdoor model.
If they're totally indoors, they will have to face facts eventually.
When we first brought otis home roland was shocked and infuriated.
Now they're absolutely queer for each other.
Pussy Cat was a totally indoor cat.
He abruptly converted within a few hours
of my mother's bringing home the kitten.
He took personal offense; an invasion of his territory.
He split when I was using the back door,
seeing the outdoors again for the first time in several years.
David
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