Crazy_cat_lady
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Yeah I can’t bare the thought of something horrible happening to him because he put too much trust in someone/thing. I actually had to check he wasn’t deaf when younger as he doesn’t even react to loud noises! I’ve never seen him ‘flight’ from anything which makes him an amazing pet but not so good for the outdoors.
As I said he’s not very athletic, are yours?? I’m fairly certain a normal 6ft garden fence would keep him in. He can’t jump on the work surfaces without a step up. Again I’ve had him checked out (perks of being a vet nurse) but it’s just him!
Me and mum regularly compete on who has got the best cat toys/living room set up
Interesting you say that, mine isn't what you call graceful, far from it, tends to miss stride when running and jumping the tunnel, and sort of belly flop onto it! With running start she can now get onto the counter, whereas AC is more athletic build and can jump higher she's much stockier, so less graceful! My mum's boy ragdoll though can jump quite high, usually into cupboards they want to be I
They definitely lack the danger and are so trusting, she is happy to visit with any visitors, AC is much more wary and prefers to approach people in his own time, whereas the little minx PD is straight in there charming people!
I love you and your mums cat toy competition, I don't get why OH thinks them being out is so offensive!
Does yours tend to get "obsessions" with things?