Cats are animals with very delicate and sensitive emotions and a strong sense of territory. If you already have an owner of an Aboriginal cat at home and plan to raise a second cat, you must fully consider the emotions of the Aboriginal people and d...
Cats are animals with very delicate and sensitive emotions and a strong sense of territory. If you already have an owner of an Aboriginal cat at home and plan to raise a second cat, you must fully consider the emotions of the Aboriginal people and do not let the two cats meet rashly. It is best to isolate the two cats first and let them become familiar with each other's scent before trying to get the two cats to meet. Once two cats meet and show aggressive behavior, they need to be isolated again or consider not raising a second cat.
Every cat has a different personality. Some cats are more "narrow-minded" and only want their owner to pet them alone, and are unwilling to let other cats share their owner's love; some cats are on the contrary, very generous and generous. Not only do they not object to their owners raising cats, they even bring other cats into the home. Do you believe it? Has your cat done something similar?
This handsome big white cat is our protagonist cat! Its name is Dabai, and he is a male cat. Its home is in a small village with a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery in the south.
Every household here has a single-family bungalow, so Dabai is usually in "free range" mode. He can go wherever he wants to play, go home to eat when he is hungry, and go home to sleep when he is tired. It seems that the whole village is his world.
Once, when the shit shovel officer was sleepy and ready to go into the bedroom to rest for a while, he was surprised to find that in addition to his own aborigine, Dabai, there was another cat lying on his bed. What made him even more dumbfounded was that the two cats hugged each other tightly and slept in each other's arms like a couple in love.
As if he sensed that someone was watching him, the civet cat that fell from the sky opened its eyes and stared at the shit shovel warily. My cat was unaware of this and was still sleeping soundly.
Where did you find such a pretty little civet cat for your own cat? But judging from the body shape, the cat at home was obviously much fatter than this kitten. The little raccoon cat seemed a little afraid of the scavenger, so it got up and ran away from the door.
Dabai was still unaware of this, and fell asleep with his head covered, allowing the shit shovel to do whatever he wanted. Not only did he not wake up, but he also looked ugly. If that little raccoon cat sees this, will it "elope" with you?
In the days that followed, the little civet cat often followed Dabai to the house, and the official fed the two cats together. As the number of feedings increased, the little civet seemed to regard the official as its own master, allowing him to stroke and hug him.
The scavenger guessed that the civet cat was a wild cat in the mountains, and was recruited by his own cat to be his wife. He only blamed himself for not taking his own cat to be neutered because it was too far from the city, and he didn't know if the civet cat had a baby in its belly.
Afterwards, the feces-sweeping officer took the two cats to the city for examination and sterilization. Fortunately, the little female cat was not pregnant. Now, the shit-sweeper adopted the little civet cat, and since then, Dabai has been going out less and less. The two cats get together sweetly every day, and live happily with the poop-sweeping officer and his family.
