JP>  DR> She knows her name and actually comes when I call
JP>  DR> her.  I guess she hasn't learned how to be a cat
JP>  DR> yet.
JP> 
JP> That's great.  And being a cat; that's a myth
JP> perpetrated by people who, if the cat were a child,
JP> would be jailed for neglect.  :<
I don't understand cat haters.  I was raised in a family that always had 
several dogs around, so I thought that I was a dog lover.  Turns out, I just 
hadn't met my match yet.  Once you have a cat, there's no turning back.  They 
are fascinating little creatures and I love mine dearly.
JP>  DR> She hasn't started scratching yet.  I trim her
JP>  DR> nails about once a week, more if she needs it.
JP>  DR> But she doesn't seem to be interested in scratching.
JP> 
JP> Cats scratch, it not only sharpens their claws, but
JP> provides them with isometric/tonic exercise and leaves
JP> scent markings.  She's scratching, you just haven't
JP> found the place(s) yet.  
--- GEcho 1.00
(1:2320/102)
---------------