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Rafiki

Rafiki

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Unfortunately, mine are not afraid of vacuum. It would be convenient if they did. With my other cats, it was a useful tool for getting them to vacate a room. These two are totally un-phased by the vacuum and I have not found anything yet that works. LOL
 
Hina

Hina

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KIM said:
Is that your baby in the pic Hina? OMG how gorgeous!!
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Yes, that's our super-spoiled baby Sasha when he was 6 months old in November. Oh and Sasha purred his thank you when I told him that you thot he's gorgeous !!! :)
 
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KIM

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LOL. well mine is afraid of the washer, the rest im not sure about as hes only been here a week and a half, although he seems scared of everything! hes shy and its a slow process but hes so yummy so its all good! lol
 
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KIM

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Hina said:
Yes, that's our super-spoiled baby Sasha when he was 6 months old in November. Oh and Sasha purred his thank you when I told him that you thot he's gorgeous !!! :)
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Oh he is super gorgeous!
 
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KIM

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With Stark it seems its two steps forward, one step back, so we are getting there but its a slow process. Saturday will be two weeks. Should i continue with the safe room, or let him out here and there. My house is open concept so only thing I can actually close is bedroom doors and bathroom doors, I cant block one level from another another, stairs etc. He got out yesterday and he hid under the dining cabinet, but I could see him. I got him to play a little but mostly he stayed there. I did get him back into his room last night but hes trying to escape once again. Since hes not really acclimated (since he hides if he gets out and doesnt come willingly out) do I continue to leave him in there? Also hes been really really quiet, not much meowing, so now hes starting meow here and there, is that him getting comfy or is mad because hes in there. HELP! lol
 
Brigitte Cowell

Brigitte Cowell

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I'd continue quarantine past the two weeks in that case. Three weeks or a month is not outrageous as quarantine, there are breeders that actually require a month not two weeks quarantine... a little more time in there might bring much faster results than attempting to interact with him in a larger open plan space...
 
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KIM

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Brigitte Cowell said:
I'd continue quarantine past the two weeks in that case. Three weeks or a month is not outrageous as quarantine, there are breeders that actually require a month not two weeks quarantine... a little more time in there might bring much faster results than attempting to interact with him in a larger open plan space...
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I figured thats what I should do. I need the imput so I know im doing the right thing.
 
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