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The cheek and confidence of the young!Kinsi has been with us 10 days now. She is completely in charge!!!  Poor Alfie is being terrorised. Even when he tries to put her in her place. Does it work? Oh no, she just comes back for more. Jumps on him, attacks his tail when it twitches (it is twitching quite a lot just now) eats his food, etc.  The dog gets the same treatment but also gets spat and hissed at.  Alfie has taken to growling at her. Now any sensible kitten when faced with a growling, twitchy tailed adult cat would leave well alone. Does she? Not a bit of it, just takes off round the room and comes back at him from the rother direction. We are having great fun with her and spend more time than we have watching her antics. So nice to have a healthy happy baby. First like that I've had since my very first cat 30 odd years ago. CM
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Long may it continue, calismum! More photos would be very welcome .......! |
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If I can get her to sit still long enough I will. |
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What a charming story...I can just see her ignoring poor Alfie's discomfort...  |
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