Yes, I didn't think of that :doh3: Padders at your place was not harrassed by the boys.... so I bet it is a problem with the "youngsters" wanting to play a little too much with her. Pipsqueak, my dominant cat, will jump on the other cats and grab the back of their necks and actually be on top of them. It looks like something else is going on :rofl: Of course, it is not, he is just trying to keep the younger cats quiet. Silly, Pips..... I am sure that in time, and hopefully soon :cross:, those boys will leave Padders alone!!! :nod:
Oh boy on the chickens. BUT I can say that I have seen many cats and chickens living peacefully together at farms. I honestly do not think RudI and LC will bother the chicken other than wanting to watch it. Actually, I have seen many a chicken chase off cats on farms. They can be quite aggressive :lol3: I would make sure to tell the neighbor this, how the chickens might be a problem for the cats
Oh boy on the chickens. BUT I can say that I have seen many cats and chickens living peacefully together at farms. I honestly do not think RudI and LC will bother the chicken other than wanting to watch it. Actually, I have seen many a chicken chase off cats on farms. They can be quite aggressive :lol3: I would make sure to tell the neighbor this, how the chickens might be a problem for the cats
