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I know my two cats just tolerate each other... They usually wont be in the same room at any given moment. I dont think anyone can answer for sure if they are either missing him, or feel less threatened in their home by him, or are comforting you and themselves. Maybe a little bit of each of those? |
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Group dynamics is totally fascinating - in all species, including humans! Cats are such individuals and such self-centred creatures I think it makes them even more inpenetrable. Here's a previous thread, repeating many of the points in this one http://www.catsey.com/showthread.php?t=14350 xx Yola - your house will 'find its own level' soon |
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