You haven't met our cat........ she has tried to sleep on my head more than once...
You are aware of course of the cats ultimate aim of world domination which I believe begins with killing the most useless in society first.![]()
You haven't met our cat........ she has tried to sleep on my head more than once...
You are aware of course of the cats ultimate aim of world domination which I believe begins with killing the most useless in society first.![]()
And she is lovely! :>
She is a lovely cat - and incredibly affectionate to the point where, she complains if you don't pick her up and fuss her every 5 minutes. She's incredibly placid - likes to play but never scratches and never bites (when she play-fights even then, she never really goes for you).
She seriously is the perfect cat - however....
My wife is pregnant with our first child. Phoebe likes to sit on your lap and sometimes on your head when you are sleeping. This has obviously been raised as a bit of a concern with the wife, especially with a sleeping baby likely to be around.
I know you can get nets and stuff for cots and the like - i'm actually more interested in hearing about how a new human coming along can affect cats or other pets - anybody got any experiences?
You might find this helpful: http://www.cats.org.uk/caterham/learn/cats-and-babies
You might also bare in mind the story of the little boy who was attacked by the neighbours dog and the family cat came to his rescue and chased the dog away... Tara has slept with him ever since he was baby the parents were very reluctant at first but decided to let it go... the cat even walks to school with him and waits for him at the gates when he comes out. Talk about rewarding loyalty