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Chronicles of Rufio & Tinker Bell.!!!

dice

Site Supporter
Recent Vids of the kids, getting to know the rest of the family. :)


Love it when Rufio sizes up Sampson, and gives him the You're to slow old man look and basically ignores him. :roflmao:


Integration was much easier in college. Summation or equations over a given definition was much less painful:)

The wonder twins team tag the others, Spontaneity and Sampson are intimidated by them. Isis purrfers to be elsewhere. :)

all fur one and two fur you.

Tink and Rufio

rrrrr a powerful due.​
 

Carykd7kau

Reincarnated cat Moderator
Heh heh The twins tag team the bigger ones. BTW, the kids are growing so fast. They are something else.
 

WitchyWoman

Admin
Staff member
It looks as though Sampson is making an effort to figure out what the little spotted devils are all about. The babes, however, remind me of the hunting Raptors in Jurassic Park....
 

dice

Site Supporter
:roflmao: :)

They are growing by leaps, bounds and abilities. Already can open all the drawers of the bed pedestal, taking well to leash and harness, and both are up over 13" from tail bone to top spinal Colum. Twins are almost as long as Spot, but with half the mass. Sampson weighs in at just under 20lbs, but is basically easily intimidated.

Last 2 nights have had Spot in the Never Land Lair, and she just couldn't help but snuggle in and ignore the twins, mostly :roflmao:

Tink continues to be the larger of the Beasts. Teri is finally beginning to understand what Savannahs are capable of, we now compare scars and she has no problem with me screwing her easy to top over table lamps into the table, end table, cabinet, making them 90% Savanah incident free, kittens not included. :roflmao:



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Frak, bought a large litter box matt, large enough to cover food, water and box area, damn twins started to chew it to pieces. Was going to switch out the matt fur the tray liner I have in the other room, but the twins totally destroyed the matt before I had a chance to switch it out. :)

Have to laugh, Teri started reading Lorre's book, and basically thought most of it was mostly enhanced and exaggerated, she know say's Holy Moly, it's true, they can really ..........................................................................

All I can say is, yep, told ya that was going to happen.

I've pretty much taken the stance of, savannah training 101. If it is not harmful, to my kids, but will be destroyed in the future, I file it under live and learn, if it's something I feel is potentially harmful, I take care of it and then do the lecture of, if you had a 9 month old infant loose in the house, would you leave this, that or this fraking thing out that could potentially harm our babies????

Have drill Will Travel.!!! :roflmao:
 

Trishy

Site Supporter
So wish I thought of that instead of duct tape, it looks so much better :) I've also been spraying the bottom of the lamp shades with natures miracle scratching deterrent and it seems to help. No matter what vertical space I create for them my little boy takes much pride and joy in finding new things to balance on top of including lamp shades. As soon as he finds a new perch he starts hollering for me to come and see if only to hear me yell "BAD KITTY" lol.
 

dice

Site Supporter
LOL, I think he is about to find out... :eek::eek::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Yeah, poor Buddy Boy Sampson, is scared of the Dynamic Duo. :) Thought he'd be the one to want playtime with them, but the times I've coaxed him into Neverland Lair, he feels intimidated, and his Serval Blood Kicks in. I let him endure it, but once he starts looking Tasmanian, I'll crack open the door, and he exits Stage right in a Flash :roflmao:

Spot is actually more tolerant, but very Jealous. While cradling Tink in my arms & head butting miss Spontaneity, miss alpha F3 allowed Tink to kiss her azz, with just a soft grrrring objection. Spot quickly realized, that the twins aren't going away, so decided to join the party if she wants to cuddle with me all Night.
 

dice

Site Supporter
So wish I thought of that instead of duct tape, it looks so much better :) I've also been spraying the bottom of the lamp shades with natures miracle scratching deterrent and it seems to help. No matter what vertical space I create for them my little boy takes much pride and joy in finding new things to balance on top of including lamp shades. As soon as he finds a new perch he starts hollering for me to come and see if only to hear me yell "BAD KITTY" lol.

When Teri moved in, most her lamps, nick knacks, choice of placement, were not exactly, Savannah proofed. or something like that. Se when she went into the room, and found the lamp on the floor, I enter and say, hey, was using that lamp, she responds, it was on the floor, and the light went out, my response was, well, of course it was on the floor, this is the kids room. :roflmao:

that's when I asked if it was ok to bolt it to the night stand. :)

Think Sampson knocked the one upstairs off, broke the light bulb, and that's when I received authorization to put screws into every lamp that could likely be tipped over. Have drill, will travel :roflmao:
 

SV Dad

Savannah Super Cat
Well, some light at the end of the tunnel. In most cases....... as the kids mature, they become a lot more graceful, and less damn the torpedoes full speed ahead. They learn to not knock things over, well most of the time they don't. But this might take a couple of years for you.
 

dice

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Well, find the girls are the graceful ones, the boys tend to plow straight through!!! But, when being chased by boys, girls are not always as careful :roflmao:
 
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