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beckmurph
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Black and white named Bo, is at least seventeen years old.
Arlo, the gray and white cat, is 15 months old. Anything that moves is a game to him.
Bo does not approve of being part of Arlo’s games.
Bo has no claws, thanks to some idiot way in Bo’s past, so he can’t fend off Arlo.
Lots of angry hisses.
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Barn cat, that adopted me. I'm not a "cat person"...
I got him checked over, shots and neutered, and he has now become an in/out cat here for a month or so. Named him "Buck", but "kitty" works just fine. Good cat and seems to be adapting well.
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Birds outside...
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Favorite game.... attack dad's feet.
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Anyone buy a harness/leash for walking their cat? Any success in using it? I did, and tried it on the kitty. He could just back right out of it, even when tightened. I guess their shoulders are not directly connected to their spine, so they can wiggle out of just about anything. Good thing it wasn't expensive.
