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They are getting to know each other .... and if generally they play together I wouldn't get too worried. They are boys and probably getting near sexual maturity. You may find this type of posturing increasing, at least until they are both neutered. |
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I wouldn't be too worried Timber. Cheddar and Devon will sort out their own pecking order. One of them will end up as top cat and all will be well. Our 5 have their moments. They are all neutered toms aged between 2 and 12 years. Swirl puts up for boss with Inky and Barnaby puts up with Swirl. Fecto and The Big Fooze are very laid back and watch it all go on. Kittens will practice fighting with each other like lion and tiger cubs do in case they need the skills later on in life. It may sound gruesome but I don't think they will really hurt each other. |
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Very good info to know. So even when adults this happens and I should let them figure it out on their own? I can't keep Devon, but just in case he doesn't get adopted... |
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