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niyad

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8. The first time I heard her growl, surprised the heck out of me. My little kit

Reply to wnylib (Reply #7)

Thu Nov 17, 2022, 09:41 AM

Nov 2022

sounded like a dog! But, other than that, and her affinity for toasting herself in front off the fireplace, she was fairly normal. For being one of mine, anyway!

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The battle of the snowflakes is on again. [View all] wnylib Nov 2022 OP

She may have a natural beauty esthetic, but it is the movement--very instinctive hlthe2b Nov 2022 #1

Flies, also. 3Hotdogs Nov 2022 #2

The fact that there is a glass barrier to wnylib Nov 2022 #3

Northern Colorado & WY also, south to Denver and the mountains of course. hlthe2b Nov 2022 #4

Ember would enjoy the company. wnylib Nov 2022 #5

One of my kitties many years ago would actually growl at the snow coming down. niyad Nov 2022 #6

That's funny, and cute. wnylib Nov 2022 #7

The first time I heard her growl, surprised the heck out of me. My little kit niyad Nov 2022 #8

Yeah, cats can really growl pretty menacingly. wnylib Nov 2022 #9

Cats have VERY long memories. And they can exact revenge when so inclined. niyad Nov 2022 #10

Growling means that they feel threatened. wnylib Nov 2022 #11

True. Maybe they think they are tiny birds? niyad Nov 2022 #12