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I agree withe fyi about how they react as kittens. I have had 4 cats at one time. They all got along quite well. I have one very loving mix siamase now and he is a lover and talker. The male cats I have had were fixed at a early age and no problem with spraying. Happy times to you
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Ok. I talked to hubby lady night. He is all aboard with getting a kitty. :) will post pictures when we get one for my son. :)
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I've always had female cats. When I got my last two kitties, they are liter mates I thought I was getting two girls. After I had Emmy and Rosie for about 10 days I realized Rosie was a Reggie. Was already so in love with him that I couldn't imagine giving him up. He is 6 now and so affectionate. He sleeps with me/us every night.
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I have had lots of both and haven't noticed that male or female makes a difference in personality. I have had snuggly males and snuggly females and I have had both that didn't want to be touched!! I think the trick is to just sit there a little while and let the kitten (or cat) pick you out!!
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Originally Posted by Wendys Quilts
I have had dogs all of my life. Currently I have Angel and Daisy. Angel is a bassett/lab mix. She is about 12 years old. And Daisy, a poodle, 5 years old. I love them and good to have around.
My son is four and doesn't play with them much. But he seems to love cats. I had a cat when I grew up and had a couple once when I was on my own. We visited Petco today, and Andrew just loves looking at the cats there that are for adoption. I am thinking that maybe it is time to get a cat for him to enjoy. But I have told him that in the past that we weren't getting anymore animals until the dogs are gone. Those of you that have cats, do you prefer female or male? I have always loved female dogs more then males. Just curious about the cats. Wendy |
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