RE: 20 CATS...

[MacKenzie, Kerry N.]

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Hven't been able to keep up with all the thread, but I sure would like to know the secret of interfeline harmony!!---When I only had 2 they loved cuddling up. When No 3

came along everything changed. Nobody curls up with anybody. Now I have a foster, and it's even worse---lots of growling and hissing, and jealousy when I pick any of them up. I only have one lap but they don't understand that! If I try and pet two at the same time, one or both get mad!

(My 2 positives on the other hand do seem to cuddle a lot more in recent weeks.)

I would love harmony---it makes me sad that the two who used to get on don't any more.

Kerry

 

 

 

 

 

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Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 2:02 PM
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Subject: Re: 20 CATS...

I have 13 indoor cats, 2 dogs and a rabbit.  Everyone gets along pretty good.  The cats are not territorial at all with each other.  In fact, they end up all curled together alot of times.  I think it is really neat how close they all are to each other.

 

Chris

 

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> I'm always amazed when people say that they have lots of cats. I would
> probably have a lot more if my husband didn't stop me. I have always had
> dogs my entire life, until we were adopted by our first cat, Miss, some
> years ago. I remember the exact moment that I knew I loved her. I looked
> into her eyes as she sat in the crook of my arm purring, just staring at me
> with half closed eyes in contentment. I was amazed at how calming and
> peaceful a cat is.
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> But on the other hand, I have 4 who are all indoors, and they barely get
> along. I can't imagine what would happen if we added more. Aren't cats
> notoriously territorial? I consider myself a cat novice, so I wonder what
> those of you with lots of cats observe about yours.
> Sandy >
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