And my cat is like. . .

Yes, I am a sucker for all the tricks that my furry children do. I have two cats right now that I adopted and luckily they get along pretty good. There is always a hierarchy with all the cats I have had in my life. The top cat, Nikki, will try to bite the other ones ear (Taz) when it's time for dinner. She does get jealous because Taz will hang around my legs during that time. I have a tall cat tree that is Taz's territory. Nikki will chase her until Taz climbs up the tree and Nikki will scratch on the bottom part while looking up. I think they have their quirks and will develop different habits to maintain a certain relationship. But I love all their goofy ways!

we got 5 cats. ones really expressive,nosy,jumpy,and loving,ones very laid back ,ones kind of wierd because shes a wild cat but got friendlier over the years,ones laid back and nice and then will turn on us or another cat the next second(he only likes to be petted on his head or else he bites or scratches),and the last one is the nicest cat we have who loves attention.

Binky is our oldest and is almost 4 years old, he's an outdoors boy and has been since we moved out here to the country which he just dearly loves. When he was a tiny kitten he would wake hubby up every morning licking his face. Our 2nd, Ow, who, I think is about a year and a half old, he was a little older when we got him, so I'm not really sure of his exact age, is quite the character. Mornings are horrid around here because if you move, Ow is attacking you. He waits in the hallway for one of the bedroom doors to open and then the whole length of the hallway he is around your ankles, tieing your shoes around him is quite the feat!! The baby, Callie CoCo, is 12 weeks old. She loves Ow and loves to commence to pounding on him. She hasn't shown her personality towards us yet, though she does love to sleep with us. She's a little mad at me this week because I've been having to give her baths because of fleas :(

My cat Precious is a bit of a fallower As well. Sometimes if he doesn't want to be messed with, He'll hide, but he is usually near me. Sleeping beside me, or purring when he wants attention. He'll often block the bed so I won't go near it, or 'can't get out of it' (like he did today) Now he's trying to play perfect "society" boy, and is in a nutral location. (graycave) right now.

My Bruiser just passed away a couple of months ago and I miss him dearly. He was a barn cat when we adopted him and it took quite a bit of time to catch him so that should have gave us a clue of what he was going to be like haha but I insisted to hubby that was the one I wanted. As a kitten he was mischievious and into everything but as he got older he mellowed out and became the most laid back :YAY I am too good for you: cat I have ever had. My hubbs got him spoiled on treats (a can of wet food in the A.M and one at P.M. and he would let you know immediatley upon awakeing that it was his treat time with a serious of MEOWS that would annoy you to no end until he got his way. He was not fat but he was a very big cat. People where amazed at how musculur he was saying he had to have some type of wild bobcat genes in him. LOL He would lay up on your lap and cuddle with you only when he wanted to and even though you knew he wanted to and called him he wouldn't come til you kinda just ignored him and then BAM he was there. The funniest though was at night when it seemed he resorted back into being a kitten needing his momma. He slept between me and hubby with his bankie ( a old robe of mine) and would knead and suck it like a baby sucking from his momma teet. He was my bestes buddy and I miss him and know he will irreplacable as far as his mannerism and ways. We did just get a new baby kitty as hubby got tired of me whining :I miss my Bruiser: and I am sure we will adore her (Sheba) and enjoy getting to know her personalities just as we did Bruisers.