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My two 18 month olds are still quite energetic, but must say I do like the way Misty's personality has come out over the last six months or so. She has a real character now so think I prefer the older cat to a kitten (although they look so sweet!). Chloe on the other hand I am unsure of what she is all about (am gonna post separately). |
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Not something I have noticed seeing as I have had mine from oldies. It is one of the things I like about fostering though, I get to have young playful cats, but only on a short term basis. Don't think I could cope with adopting kittens!! Mine are playful, but mainly when they are in the mood for it - Molly (13) does like to have a mad 10 mins playing 'catch the tail' though, and I was laid in bed yesterday (Trying not to get up) laughing at the cats as Molly and Tom were both in a playful mood. |
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