feline supervision recommended

[lagilman]

evilmeer: Pandora is staring at the workmen. She ventured into the kitchen to sniff around when they took a break, but ran when they came back. Who knew she'd be the brave one?
ArwenR: Heh. When we had Simba and Wuss together, it was funny...when we moved, each time, she came out within less than an hour of all the upheaval being over, made perimeter checks, and was fine. Simba wouldn't come out of hiding for days.
evilmeer: Boycats are scardeycats
ArwenR: yep!
evilmeer: she really is watching them Most Intently. from a safe distance, natch
evilmeer: I think she knows we're in the home stretch
ArwenR: She's supervising.
evilmeer: exactly.

Comments

[wolfsilveroak.livejournal.com]

My 2 are like that, except both mine are boys.}:P

Aries, the one we thought would rarely come out of hising, is the one that greets new people to the house, whereas the attention hog, Max, stays upstairs now and is antisocial.

hEh.

[egret17.livejournal.com]

My boycat is a scaredy, too. Girlcat? Bold as can be.

[tezmilleroz.livejournal.com]

Males (feline or otherwise) don't like other men doing handywork in their homes ;-)