Hi.
My family owned a well bred, well raised, gentle and well behaved female Rottweiler during the first years of my life.
Back then, I was too young for Kindergarten, but old enough to play with the dog all day long J. Actually, part of my raising was done by her
Sadly, I have very few clear memories from this period, but the experience must have been outstanding, because I love dogs, cats, horses, donkeys, cows, even sheep and goats J.
My experiences with pedigreed cats have been few and rather brief. I interacted with three lovely traditional Persians that loved to “groom me” and get belly rubs, and an extremely sweet traditional Siamese Cat that simply wouldn´t get off my lap. No, wait, he did it once, in order to stand on his hind legs, put his paws on my shoulder and rub his face on my cheek).
How could you not like gentle souls like these?
Anyway, I hope to meet fellow cat fanciers and have purrfect correspodence with you.
Sorry for all the typos ;-)
Regards
My family owned a well bred, well raised, gentle and well behaved female Rottweiler during the first years of my life.
Back then, I was too young for Kindergarten, but old enough to play with the dog all day long J. Actually, part of my raising was done by her
Sadly, I have very few clear memories from this period, but the experience must have been outstanding, because I love dogs, cats, horses, donkeys, cows, even sheep and goats J.
My experiences with pedigreed cats have been few and rather brief. I interacted with three lovely traditional Persians that loved to “groom me” and get belly rubs, and an extremely sweet traditional Siamese Cat that simply wouldn´t get off my lap. No, wait, he did it once, in order to stand on his hind legs, put his paws on my shoulder and rub his face on my cheek).
How could you not like gentle souls like these?
Anyway, I hope to meet fellow cat fanciers and have purrfect correspodence with you.
Sorry for all the typos ;-)
Regards
