JK> Do your 4 get along?  Three of mine pushed the 4th one out by 
JK> contantly growling, spitting, etc.  - they were all from the same 
JK> litter, but you wouldn't think that, seeing how they acted towards 
JK> each other after they 'grew up'.

Most of the time. Amber, my girl is 12. Barnie, my one eyed boy is 6 and the
two youngest we adopted last year are just over a year old and they're
brothers. Amber of course is the "Boss", although she really doesn't bother
with any of them. She just hangs out with Mom & Dad. Barnie bugs her once and
while. He's a special needs fella and my wife calls him a "Love Bug" since he
curls up on her and sleeps. The two youngest, M (short for Max) and Simba,
well, they just do what all year old cats do, get into things and bug Amber
when they think they can get away with it. Simba usually is the one trying to
aggravate her and gets hissed at, with the occasional swat of the paw. Just
like human children. Thank goodness we don't actually have any human kids....
these guys are enough, especially at my age.
Regards,
Glenn
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