I try not to interfere - had to a while back to stop Paddy intimidating her too much! Tomorrow I'm home all day and can leave them to it. I just worry that if she
really turns on him in fear she might hurt him
She is better today - met me and cuddled me when I came home from work - I gave her chicken in the kitchen on her own before going to see Paddy.
She went off huffy but came down to investigate quite quickly and has stayed in the living room with us all evening. Paddy has been pleading with her to play - prancing about and miaowing - all she does is hiss if he gets too near and run and hide if he doesn't stop!
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Rosie and her teddy.
She sat on the windowsill behind the curtains for a bit to hide - then Paddy looked at Rosie's teddy and I said 'that's Rosie's teddy' - she instantly poked her head round the curtain to make sure he wasn't having it! (it's one of the phrases she knows). She settled there and David gave her the teddy so she held and chewed it for a bit - Paddy then got brave again and kept jumping up and bopping her throught the curtain - major hissy fit so I rescued her by moving him as she was trapped there!
I gave her a cuddle earlier while Paddy slept on himself's knee, she melted into me all sweet but with a low grumbling swearing about how displeased she is! weird combination - she eventually remembered she was meant to be sulking and went off again.
Oh - and this morning had an awful start - we'd given them both the run of the house last night and himself had been up for about an hour and me for about 40mins and Paddy hadn't appeard - Rosie seemed more like her old self and quite calm and eating well. We both secretly began to wonder if he was somewhere injured .... or worse. We searched everywhere and called and called - nothing. Finally he just appeared - relief!
we both then admitted we'd feared the worst.
he's trouble!
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the little grey patch on his leg is where he was shaved for injections during his op