Is it just Shiva, or are all cats like this?

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    owlwatcher_974
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    My roommate got up early for school, so Shiva thought it must be time for me to get up and feed her, no matter how hard my roommate tried to convince her otherwise. She came into the bedroom meowing as if the house were on fire or something. I snapped at her and told her to shut up, so she meows even louder as if she is desperate for the food that she left in her dish to be turned into gold or something.

    So, I finally get up to feed her, and she goes outside. At that point I reach out to get Lynx’ dish, and as I am feeding him, Shiva runs in and starts going nuts because I still haven’t fed her (I haven’t even had time to get dressed at this point). After I get dressed, I come back in and fill Shiva’s dish. She runs to it as though it is a long-lost friend, then sniffs of the food, backs away, and goes back to the door asking to go outside.

    After spending a few minutes outside, she comes back in and starts meowing for food again, rubbing up against the bag of dry dog food to get her point across. I push her toward her dish and she makes this WIDE circle around it, staring at it as though it were filled with poison, or she expected a monster to pop out of it and attack her! Finally, I guide her to the dish so she is forced to put her nose in it, and then she decides that maybe she wants to eat it after all.

    I really wonder about this cat….

    #552918
    Poof
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    Typical woman…always changing her mind! And isn’t that a woman’s right??

    If you figure out the mind of a cat pls share!

    Teresa

    #552919
    Jeankit
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    A cat with control catitude is just a cat being a cat! Don’t you just luv those coy cats!

    #552920
    owlwatcher_974
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    I’ve always said that cats are supposed to be brats, but Shiva takes ‘brat’ to new levels! Of course, I wouldn’t have her any other way.

    #552921
    Poof
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    My daughter kitten sat Poof for the last four days, not even 30 minutes away and she called to tell me that Poof was the “grumpiest cat” she had ever seen and now calls him Mr. Grumpy Puss!! Funny he loves me….but he is OMG stubborn.

    Anyone have the problem with their kitten butting heads with them at night while sleeping?? He will bite my cheek if I don’t wake up with the head butting or batting at my face. Poof does not like me to sleep at night much. He wakes me up about 3-4 times a night to play. I guess it’s to play, there isn’t any other obvious need.

    Brat is the nice word for it at 3am.

    #552922
    feral
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    Altho bratty catitude isn’t limited to just the females (have a couple males that sport the title well) but, my Hannah fits the same catagory as Ms. Shiva. She’s very much a part of the siamese breed & takes on similar b****y moods. I’m sure she got it from her mom Selena,who is 3 times worse. When she’s thru wanting you to pet her,better move your arm or you’ll pull back a shredded stump. lol.

    #552923
    Skyron
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    Sounds like normal siamese-ish behaviour to me!

    #552924
    Rubia in CA, 4/28
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    LOL – Shiva sounds very much like our Tikka. She was very happy to let us sleep, but if anyone got up anytime near the morning, she would insist on being fed. But very often that food would not be up to her exacting standards so she would ‘cover it over’, and then come around begging for something else. Usually, we could get her to eat if eventually, but I confess there were times I caved and got her something else! They really do have us wrapped around their paws!

    #552925
    Anonymous
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    Hi Rubia, how is Tikka? Do you get updates on her?

    I have to say, George usually doesn’t beg for food and then walk away. He’ll walk away when I put down his dinner, but he doesn’t get nearly as excited about dinner as about breakfast, for some reason (or no reason at all. After all, he’s a cat).

    #552926

    We are there to do their bidding; “Dogs have masters, cats have staff.” This is why I give mine their wet food at 8:00PM, dry is out all the time. They never wake me to be fed, however Sheba insists on sitting on my lap at 7:00PM to make sure I don’t go anywhere so she can tell me when it’s 8:00!

    #552927
    Poof
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    Poof thinks the dry food is something to play with I guess. I find him batting it around the kitchen floor all the time.

    I had never heard that saying before now, “Dogs have masters, cats have staff.” How true, how true.

    Teresa

    Poof’s Staff

    #552928
    GreatDane
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    I’ve been wondering about Tikka, too. How is she doing, Rubia?

    #552929
    furryfriends50
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    Amiga always thinks that the other cats food (whether it be a turkey drumstick, chicken neck,…) is better. Its the same exact thing…but the grass is greener on the other side.

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