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This is one funny thread ladies - you are all mad!!!! I, personally, would get two together Kazz. I think that would be better for the cats, as they will have each other. You will never know what the future holds, so you can't plan for it. Just go with your heart. If you fall in love with a whole litter.................take the lot!!! |
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I would get two together just because two who need housing together are harder to house as people only look for one cat at a time (well more often than not) and if you can house two that would be great for those who can't be seperated. Sorry if someone has said this before and I haven't quoted them to agree but I haven't read everyone's posts |
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I would definitely go with 2 (or 10, like me). They are great fun to watch together and are company for each other when the house is empty. I always prefer my babies to go in two's. |
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Having had experience both ways I have found getting 2 together: They settle in much faster They are better than any show on tv to watch They are company for each other so never lonely when you are not around You can be almost certain they will accept each other readily However: They tend to bond more with eath other rather than you Twice the vet bills for jabs, spaying e.t.c. Although 2 isn't really any more 'trouble' than one |
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