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Oh yeah. No outdoors unless backpack or leashed.
It's animal safe dye that I used to help identify her if she ever got loose without her collar. Also so people wouldnt mistake her for a stray.
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It's animal safe dye that I used to help identify her if she ever got loose without her collar. Also so people wouldnt mistake her for a stray.
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Little Tony Stark out on his first adventure. He did very well.
Dye is a good idea, your two are adorable. Have you tried taking them outside in a cat backpack? I had one for Gypsy til she got too big for it.
Outside only in harness.
Outside only in harness.
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Gypsy
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Here's another photo! We had a nice walk this afternoon.
Cheshire looks a lot like Gypsy! Both are gray tuxedos. I wonder if that's how he will turn out to look when full grown.
Cheshire looks a lot like Gypsy! Both are gray tuxedos. I wonder if that's how he will turn out to look when full grown.
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I have a backpack for Cheshire. I got it from Amazon. Below is a photo of it. But I think he will outgrow it very soon and we might need to look for other ones. What kind of backpack did you get? I heard that The Best Cat Backpack Carriers to Travel With Your Cat has a lot of backpacks, some are large enough for Maine Coons, although I haven't bought from them.
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He get swhat he wantsPretty irresistible. SO cute!
Hi, I got it on amazon.
PRO:
It was very comfortable for me to wear.
Gypsy liked the expansion
Secure, very sturdy and well made.
CONS:
Handle made it hard to load Gypsy in the smaller top opening, had to unzip whole top, not really a problem with her although it may have been one if she had decided to make it one.
When laid on the floor, table etc... (on the straps) Gypsy had hardly any head room. She was around 10lbs at the time.
Medium-size is right. Fifteen pounds is definitely medium-sized.
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Cheshire is such a brave kitty!
Fabulous Fur Family! 
I have social media friends in Finland, a couple and two orange boys, who are true Viking cats, going to sea in their harnesses and leashes (but no pea green boat)!
Such a beautiful pic of Havu in the daisies! and so good that your daughter is growing up with Havu. I was born into a family "with cat." He was 3 when I was born. It's the BEST way to grow up, with sweet cats and caring, intelligent parents!
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Beautiful photos.
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Cheshire at Petco!
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That's adorable!! My kittens just wanna hide under the shelving. Strangers are scary. And since I live alone and keep to myself it's hard to socialize them. Not to mention it's way too hot to take them out. I did it with Lizzy but now I know these guys don't tolerate temps over 75 degrees. Which in AZ is seldom until winter or 4am in September / October but I like my sleep.
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Petco is a great place to socialize them! They have air conditioning so it won't be too hot inside. Maybe you could try going out in a carrier or cat backpack at first to gradually introduce them to the outside.
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