Vito
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They certainly have a way of showing /telling you what they want
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I just wanna say... A random comments thread
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Sean
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I happened to read a good description of a Siamese attitude and personality.
From : https://pets.thenest.com/siamese-cat-behavior-3954.html
Domination
If you already have a Siamese in the house, you know he rules the roost. If you have another cat,
that cat knows it, too. Siamese can be aggressive and territorial. It's really a good thing that
Siamese cats don't have access to nuclear weapons. You can guess the result. Pay lots of attention
to your little dictator and he may lay off on the other cats. Maybe he'll even tolerate them. He's
jealous by nature. He also meows a lot.
That statement made me laugh because it fit the breed so well.
From : https://pets.thenest.com/siamese-cat-behavior-3954.html
Domination
If you already have a Siamese in the house, you know he rules the roost. If you have another cat,
that cat knows it, too. Siamese can be aggressive and territorial. It's really a good thing that
Siamese cats don't have access to nuclear weapons. You can guess the result. Pay lots of attention
to your little dictator and he may lay off on the other cats. Maybe he'll even tolerate them. He's
jealous by nature. He also meows a lot.
That statement made me laugh because it fit the breed so well.
Moggieslegacy
Savannah Super Cat
I grew up with a Siamese, and she had all the neighbours large dogs totally cowed... She was loyal, but also a total Queen and ferocious if challenged.
HB started banging on the empty bags with the Pet Supply logo when he wanted a treat, or was bored, as food, treats and toys often arrive in these bags (he totally recognizes the bag) But then this behaviour has extended into any situation where he wants something, even when he is up a tree in the orchard and wants down. Then he bangs on a leafy branch hoping I will solve it for him. (He has figured it out now) And the other day he went to the part of the fence that now blocks the trail we used to use to go up the mountain behind our house and began repetitively banging the grass in that spot. Letting me know he misses our walks. He is so smart and amazing on a leash I would like to take him every day, and we really bonded doing this, but leaving WC behind feels mean. I am also scared HB might decide he really really wants to be out wandering the mountain if he gets reminded of what he is missing beyond the fence. He is still a very restless and easily bored guy, but I am so glad the fenced yard keeps him mostly content! WC often sleeps in the morning, but HB starts meowing to go out as soon as it is full daylight, and when I open the door he runs into the yard like someone who camped out overnight into the Walmart parking lot after waiting all year to be first in the door on Black Friday. Being able to be outside seems more important to him than anything....
HB started banging on the empty bags with the Pet Supply logo when he wanted a treat, or was bored, as food, treats and toys often arrive in these bags (he totally recognizes the bag) But then this behaviour has extended into any situation where he wants something, even when he is up a tree in the orchard and wants down. Then he bangs on a leafy branch hoping I will solve it for him. (He has figured it out now) And the other day he went to the part of the fence that now blocks the trail we used to use to go up the mountain behind our house and began repetitively banging the grass in that spot. Letting me know he misses our walks. He is so smart and amazing on a leash I would like to take him every day, and we really bonded doing this, but leaving WC behind feels mean. I am also scared HB might decide he really really wants to be out wandering the mountain if he gets reminded of what he is missing beyond the fence. He is still a very restless and easily bored guy, but I am so glad the fenced yard keeps him mostly content! WC often sleeps in the morning, but HB starts meowing to go out as soon as it is full daylight, and when I open the door he runs into the yard like someone who camped out overnight into the Walmart parking lot after waiting all year to be first in the door on Black Friday. Being able to be outside seems more important to him than anything....
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Sean
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Thanks for the link.
Now for the cuter than a bug's ear photos.
Baby Serval and then one of a strikingly beautiful photo
.
Just look at the radar domes on that little one. I bet they really pick up the sounds.
It's too bad that a kitten grows up in such a short time. This little one sure has some
ears to grow into. Would be an experance to spend a summer working with Servals
both in kittne and adult ages.
The markings do sort of look like eyes. Sometimes when I see a Serval or a photo of
one showing off the wonderful ears I think of the oldTV show "The Flying Nun" with
Sally Field as Sister Bertrille.
Everyone have a good weekend. We get to visti the vet for a checkup
and vaccinations. I will be asking to see the bottle and watch the syringe
get filled. I don't want to put Bella through that ever again. So that there is
never a question on what cat get what shot Xander is also on the same
protocol as Bella. No live modified just killed virus only.
Sean
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Oh and the visit to the vet today went well. Bella only left one track mark on my nect today.
All she wanted was to not sit on that exam table. She wanted to be on the padded bench next to me.
Sadly Xander got a little freaked out and watered the inside of the crate and then sat in it.
Guess who got a bath when we got home.
All she wanted was to not sit on that exam table. She wanted to be on the padded bench next to me.
Sadly Xander got a little freaked out and watered the inside of the crate and then sat in it.
Guess who got a bath when we got home.
Vito
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Baby servals are just so adorable, they look like they'll never grow into those bat ears
Vito
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(lovely photo) The overseer of all activities, Savannahs just have to be involved in everything don't they, I literally had to hoover round Vito this morning as he would not budge on the floor, showers are impossible without him too.Virtual Class begins..
He will sit there till my son is finished everyday
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