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I got my cat from a shelter. He was about 9 weeks old. They listed him as a mix breed. His hair is really soft & silky. I have never (I'm 63yrs. old) met a cat with hair as soft & silky as his. Everyone who pets him comments on how soft he is. His fur is long but not real, real long. He is gray & white. Simba's personality is sort of standoffish. I can pet him but only when he is in the mood. He has a very quiet meow. I would have thought he would have a loud meow because of his size but he is so quiet that there are times we don't hear him at first. Simba also lets us know when he wants something. If he wants a treat & we don't give it to him right away he starts knocking things off the table or night stand or else where. Even when he wants something his meow gets a little louder but still quiet. Simba is also a very, very big cat. He weighs about 20lbs or maybe a little over that. I make sure that he doesn't get overweight though. He is just a BIG CAT. Can anyone tell me what breed he is?? I wrote about him because I thought someone might be able to tell his breed by his characteristics. Thanks in advance for your help.
I have a beautiful girl whose 4 and 1/2 now. She is laying on the recliner with me now. Her name is Moe. A little gender confusion when she was a baby. She is black and white. When she is cold she will sleep like a little person between my husband and me. She is a side sleeper and uses a pillow. She also like to jump in the bath and drink water out of the faucet. Adorable..very loved
I adopted a rather badly beaten very sad Maine Coon and consider myself the lucky one.
He had to have all his hair removed due to sores and had intestinal parasites, ear mites,and a lung infection. His castration was done by an amateur and when I got him he had a scab on it as well as a great deal of swelling. It has been 4 weeks and his skin is healed and his hair is growing, he is rid of most of his parasites and is learning to use the toilet for his litter needs. Very Smart. However he is a puddler, he puddles in any water he can find, dog dish, his dish, bathtub, sink, glass of water etc. Is this their nature. He talks all the time and has to be where I am. I am retired and so it works well. Great with the dog and even has
been outside on a leash for a walk. However,
being an outside cat when I got him I cannot believe he hasn't asked once to go out of doors unless I put the leash on the dog.
I am enjoying him thoroughly and as I say
all said and done I GOT THE BEST OF THE DEAL.
marie
Canada
My Maine Coon was found by my dog in my pasture when she was around 5 weeks old (weighed in at 3/4 pound!). She was quite feral at that point. She was VERY timid around people until this year. All of a sudden she realized that she could talk and it would get her food and treats. Now she talks all the time. She is now around 6 years old. She is mainly friendly to me but tolerates my oldest son when he comes over. She is a beautiful cat and is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO soft.
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I have a beautiful girl whose 4 and 1/2 now. She is laying on the recliner with me now. Her name is Moe. A little gender confusion when she was a baby. She is black and white. When she is cold she will sleep like a little person between my husband and me. She is a side sleeper and uses a pillow. She also like to jump in the bath and drink water out of the faucet. Adorable..very loved
Did you know that Maine Coons love to play catch? I used to have a lot of fun with my Maggie.
I adopted a rather badly beaten very sad Maine Coon and consider myself the lucky one.
He had to have all his hair removed due to sores and had intestinal parasites, ear mites,and a lung infection. His castration was done by an amateur and when I got him he had a scab on it as well as a great deal of swelling. It has been 4 weeks and his skin is healed and his hair is growing, he is rid of most of his parasites and is learning to use the toilet for his litter needs. Very Smart. However he is a puddler, he puddles in any water he can find, dog dish, his dish, bathtub, sink, glass of water etc. Is this their nature. He talks all the time and has to be where I am. I am retired and so it works well. Great with the dog and even has
been outside on a leash for a walk. However,
being an outside cat when I got him I cannot believe he hasn't asked once to go out of doors unless I put the leash on the dog.
I am enjoying him thoroughly and as I say
all said and done I GOT THE BEST OF THE DEAL.
marie
Canada