each cat is unique

Cats With An Attitude

Some cats that do not get their way truly have a cattitude problem. Faith will start striking at the other cats if she thinks she might miss out on some tasty cat food or cat treats. I had a purebred Siamese cat and cats that were half Siamese, and all of them seemed to try to get into disagreements with other cats at times, just so they could strut their stuff, so to speak. Never ignore your Siamese cat, as they will get even with you somehow. They may chew up your paperwork or scatter it all over the floor. If you’re on the phone, they’ll get into mischief overdrive until they get your attention, which is negative by then, but they don’t seem to care as long as they get your undivided attention. Siamese cats are indeed very jealous cats. Some cats do not wish to be touched or handled, regardless of how gentle or loving you are with them. If they were not socialized with humans at the right age, this can happen.

Cats Love To be Adventurous

Winchester tries to make it his goal to sneak outdoors every day. I let him stay out for a little while. Sometimes when I try to bring him back into the house, he growls at me and shows his teeth and tries to jump up toward my face and bite me. I hang onto him tightly then, and I place him back in the house. Sometimes he is by the door, and he runs right back in. I think sometimes he might have smelled a wild animal that had passed through the yard earlier, which is why he acts that way. One day, he tried to run away, but I couldn’t find him. Soon, he was crying, just like Mom, “Help me, I want to go back indoors now.” Winchester knows that I love him, and he seems to run with that. Over the years, I have had cats take on Skunks, large Tom cats, and more, and they seem to be able to handle themselves. I had one cat that would bring home dead snakes and lay them in front of our door to show us that she was indeed a great hunter.

Cats That Push It To The Edge

I have had cats climb up trees to the very top, but eventually they manage to get back down to safety. My friend had a cat, and the neighbor’s dog got loose. The poor cat sat on top of an electric pole for 48 hours before coming back down. I had an 18-year-old cat that almost caught a rabbit, but she ran out of breath right before she could catch it. I had a cat that jumped in the auger, but she traveled between the flighting and had something to tell her kittens over the years. When the men at the grain elevator opened the wagon, out jumped my cat, a little bit groggy, but fine otherwise. They put her back in the wagon, and she never tried that again, and she never left the comfort of the farm yard again.