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Furniss

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doobin

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So obviously I took her home. Domestication seems to suit it. Barely a peep out of her on the way home, came out fluffy after scraping for fleas and was finally tired out with the toys. Can eat for England!

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Furniss

Furniss

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Furniss

Furniss

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It’s either deaf or it’s a much improved model.

The other cat will run a mile when I play any kind of instrument. This one is totally chilled even with the concertina inches from its head! 🤣View attachment 63162
Excellent :) our daughters cat which must be about 15 now hates the guitar, meows at me to shut the fu#k up when I pick it up and shes trying to sleep in front of the fire, so then I usually play some really high squeaky bends to piss her off ...usually followed by the mrs saying right im off to bed :)

I brought that cat home from a job too, client said his tom cat brought it home in its mouth, was a weeny thing so it came home for my daughter .....shes pretty much left and not taken it with her !
 
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DaveDCB

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So obviously I took her home. Domestication seems to suit it. Barely a peep out of her on the way home, came out fluffy after scraping for fleas and was finally tired out with the toys. Can eat for England!

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Looks very similar to mine, apparently quite a rare/sought after coat - the vet did tell me the name but I don’t remember random facts like that!
mines half bengal and is savage with it when she wants to be.
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