Ahah! He is adapting, slowly at his own pace, not too slowly though, but just as expected and hoped.
GREAT!!
GREAT!!
I want to see that photo one day too rubysmama! As to your question, I'm leaving the decision up to Pi. I would prefer that he come inside permanently and be a good buddy to my dog Happy. But, if Pi wants to be an indoor/outdoor cat that's OK too. Hopefully more indoor over time than outdoor. The reason I don't like him outdoors a lot is that it just increases his chances for something bad to happen whether car or animal like coyote or racoon even a large hawk. Hate to think of that.Whoo Hoo Pi !!! Great to hear that Pi is finally taking advantage of indoor life, even if it's just night-time for now. Is it your plan to eventually keep him inside only? Or let him come and go as he wishes. I still think eventually he is going to discover the good life of napping on the bed, sofa or chair! I'm also looking forward to someday seeing a picture of Pi and your dog cuddled together napping.
My gate is 41" high Linda and has bars 2" appart. It has a door in it so I can walk through when i want to. I suppose he could jump it if he really wanted to but he hasn't shown any interest in doing that, Glad you had Bell inside for so long this morning. Maybe Gwen will come around eventually.Oh that is great. I am so happy for you. You are a good mommy . I still have to have bell stay out and sleep in his igloo . Because of my
Indoor cat. She wants to attack him. Ha ha so I have to supervise. How high is your gate. Just wondering if pipi can jump it. I would like to try a gate. That feeding station is great. You did a great job.
Oh that is great. I am so happy for you. You are a good mommy . I still have to have bell stay out and sleep in his igloo . Because of my
Indoor cat. She wants to attack him. Ha ha so I have to supervise. How high is your gate. Just wondering if pipi can jump it. I would like to try a gate. That feeding station is great. You did a great job.