I hear low growling in the kitchen. Odd. 
My cats never growl.
I find Felix defending his ”kill” (my butter biscuit — foolishly left in plain view! 
), telling Oliver to bugger off.
Poor Ollie, my sweet powder puff, didn’t know how to handle this unusual display of “aggression” from l’il bro.
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cat behaviour observation ....just wait until she chooses alpha lessonS to teach the boy
GreenAtheist
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Nov 27, 2021
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Sorry if Oliver is an intact female but a sterile male saves his instincts for the next occasion....my girls 8&11 are most affectionate but act out on rare occasions....doncha luv OUR BoHaKi ?????
Oh no, please tell me Oliver got his own butter biscuit, or my heart will break for him!
Lauren
Level 8
Nov 27, 2021
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He looks positively traumatized by his experience.
Feklix was the name of my mothers minpin, they lived in Missouri so when he went out to pee in the snow he came back with his little wee wee all covered in ice. I felt so bad for him, but he wouldn't have had it any other way.
Willow_Wisp
Level 8
Nov 27, 2021
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Love it! We had a cat named Felix, a long hair with coloration much like your Felix! Something like a collie dog in feline form. He was our first “child” and slept with us every night. He left a huge hole in our hearts.
p-nullifidian
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Nov 27, 2021
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