Hissing
13Sept18
A couple of days ago, David came back from his walk and Sausage and all her kittens were coming up with him. One of the kittens hissed at David so he hissed right back. All of them gave him a look of total shock, and the kittens scattered. They haven't tried to come up since.
This morning, Sausage and Fluffy came up with David. I gave everyone each a sardine and then encouraged the two ladies to go outside. GG was happy when they were gone.
After my lunch digest walk, Fluffy followed me back upstairs. Sometimes she'll stare at my arm or leg and try to bite. I give her a little slap. I think those are love kisses. Either that or I look good to eat. Fluffy actually settled down and took a little nap. Everyone was napping including David. When he woke up, he wanted the AC on which disturbed the cats.
The next thing I knew GG was giving Fluffy one of those attack stares. I encouraged Fluffy to leave but when I opened the door, Sausage walked in. I put Fluffy out by the food in the hall, but before I could close the door, she was back inside. We repeated this about five times until she finally won.
In the meantime, Sausage was looking around for another sardine, and then considered using GG's litter box. GG doesn't want that little harlot using his litter box. He made that quite clear when he refused to come up (except to eat) and be petted. I grabbed Sausage and put her outside.
Fluffy was acting like she wanted to go out, and I opened the door where she confronted Sausage. She went ahead and left, and quickly closed the door before GG could go out. In the hall, I heard a little snarling that soon passed. So GG wanted to go out, and I open the door and there is Sausage. He backed away. Sausage may be little but she's a fierce little mama and the big male cats are afraid of her including GG and Cinnamon. We waited a few minutes until Sausage was gone and let GG out.
For now, our apartment is quiet and catless.
A couple of days ago, David came back from his walk and Sausage and all her kittens were coming up with him. One of the kittens hissed at David so he hissed right back. All of them gave him a look of total shock, and the kittens scattered. They haven't tried to come up since.
This morning, Sausage and Fluffy came up with David. I gave everyone each a sardine and then encouraged the two ladies to go outside. GG was happy when they were gone.
After my lunch digest walk, Fluffy followed me back upstairs. Sometimes she'll stare at my arm or leg and try to bite. I give her a little slap. I think those are love kisses. Either that or I look good to eat. Fluffy actually settled down and took a little nap. Everyone was napping including David. When he woke up, he wanted the AC on which disturbed the cats.
The next thing I knew GG was giving Fluffy one of those attack stares. I encouraged Fluffy to leave but when I opened the door, Sausage walked in. I put Fluffy out by the food in the hall, but before I could close the door, she was back inside. We repeated this about five times until she finally won.
In the meantime, Sausage was looking around for another sardine, and then considered using GG's litter box. GG doesn't want that little harlot using his litter box. He made that quite clear when he refused to come up (except to eat) and be petted. I grabbed Sausage and put her outside.
Fluffy was acting like she wanted to go out, and I opened the door where she confronted Sausage. She went ahead and left, and quickly closed the door before GG could go out. In the hall, I heard a little snarling that soon passed. So GG wanted to go out, and I open the door and there is Sausage. He backed away. Sausage may be little but she's a fierce little mama and the big male cats are afraid of her including GG and Cinnamon. We waited a few minutes until Sausage was gone and let GG out.
For now, our apartment is quiet and catless.
Sausage is a persistent kitty! Female cats are like that! Love your kitty adventures, but they are really going to miss you next month!
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