Thank you MsAimee.Bravo, Tabby Tom
I agree. Growing up, nobody crated their dogs. Seems like it's very common now. Can't imagine crating or caging a cat. I know I would hate to be crated.I know this is my bias and I own it--but I don't think cats or any animal should be caged or confined except for trips to the vet and recovery after surgery, Also in the case of people who foster ferals to socialize them for adoption, who may need to crate them during the process. I've socialized many ferals snd strays, and have never used crates or cages or confined in pet carriers fot rambunctious behavior. My cats are all very happy and live together peacefully (I currently have 5 rescued, 3 of whom were totally feral when I trapped and took them in). Patience, love and time is what is necessary for happy, well-behaved cats. Let your cats enjoy their kittenhood --it will end soon. Don't try to control all of their behavior. Respect their dignity and they will be your friends for life.
You've just realized that our kitties rule the roost. :lol3:We have just decided to let him be a kitten an do what kittens do best