-=> Quoting Ruth Hanschka to Nancy Backus on 08-05-19  23:36 <=-

 >  > Apparently.... and we did have another cat in the house that
 >  > was a bit better of a mouser.... ;)
 >  RH> She can catch stuff?  One of mine was a hunter.  Not a 
 >  RH> catcher, just a hunter.
 > She could... she'd catch stuff as well as hunt it down... put the 
 > other cats to shame, she did... ;)  She also taught both of them
 > how to groom themselves, which somehow they'd missed on growing up...
 > 
 RH> Possibly taken from Mom too young.
 
Probably...  I know the one was bottlefed, from the shelter... the other
one came to us as an adult, and we hadn't known the family all that well
even... :)

 >  RH> Since there is more than one cat, you can get away with that.  
 >  RH> With only one cat pesting, she can order the humans around.
 > A very good reason not to have an only cat...  (G)  The two we have 
 > now came together, littermates supposedly.... and they do act as
 > though that was true... totally different dynamics between them than
 > we've seen between our previous cats....

 RH> They bat each other around?(LOL)

They do do that at times.... but it's more that they are willing to
share a small space together quietly... and they do tend to share other
things as well... just very interesting to watch sometimes....  :)

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