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On reflectionOn reflection is there something you allowed your cat to do as a kitten/newcomer that with hindsight you wish you hadn't? Took something to a friends today and their cat jumps on her hubby's shoulders fine in winter but apparently agony when he has just come out of the bath or summer when he is shirtless.  
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Theres nothing they do now that I would change, but I can relate to your friend, I once taught Rags to jump into my arms when I tapped my chest, it was cute but he started doing it without being asked, and kept just jumping at me unexpectedly  , luckly we stopped that happening! |
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I let mine sit on the table when we were eating - not good!! Now when we sit and eat we are constantly circles and have to fend off jumping cats every two minutes!! |
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Yep, climbing up my legs. Not so bad when your wearing jeans but not so good when you're only wearing your jimjams Fotunately, none of my cats do it now altho Timmy will still push his luck jumping from the chair to my back or chest if I ignore him for too long |
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