kitty see; kitty do

Seems since I adopted my second cat they seem to be rubbing off on one another - for the good and the bad!

Cinnamon taught Serendipity that catnip is meant to be eaten - not jsut smelled.

Serendipity taught Cinnamon that it's ok to walk on the coffee table in front on Mommy - till mommy catches them! (Sometimes you have to wonder where they get the nerve!)

Cinnamon taught Serendipity that covering up when you go is a common thing... not just something the human slaves do to cover up the nasty smell!

and now - that the winter months have come to the great white north....

Serendipity has taught Cinnamon that licking the windows is a great way to cool off, and to wake mommy up in the middle of the night!

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lol :0017:

 

That's funny.

Reminds me when we got Socks and Mittens as kittens we had an older cat named Smokey and he taught them how to catch critters. Echt. Wish he hadn't have done that.

Darn - now that I mentioned Smokey, I feel sad. I remember how Socks and Mittens helped him feel young again. All their bouncing around seemed to rub off on him and he tried to be friskier. He was about 15 yrs.

 

Very funny! :mrgreen: Pumpkin learned bad habits from Pooky. She used to be so sweet and turned into a grump. Although lately she learned to be sweeter after hanging out with Monty.

 

Sabrina taught Copper how to groom himself. She would groom him when she first moved in and they stopped hissing at each other. But now she doesn't do it.