Zoe who was the runt of the litter (we actually spell it with two umlauts
over the e, I grew up in Germany and that's how I learned to spell Zoe),
while in a playful fight with our oldest cat Wylie is definately the
dominant cat, she's a scaredy cat whenever anyone else comes around.
Including my husband.  I joke sometimes saying that she's a right wing
feminist because Zoe just can't stand men.  She'll warm up to women, but it
takes her a long time.  When we moved out here to Vegas from Houston, we
didn't want to bring our cats with us in the car, for one thing, they hate
the car and travelling in it and it was a three day journey. We didn't want
to hear their whining the whole way out here.  We sent for them and had them
flown out here on Continental.  But the time they spent with my parents (I
had had surgery so thats why they were there in the first place) it took
almost the entire time for Zoe to warm up to my mother (course she's not a
very warm person to begin wih, but that's people ;)). She still runs and
hides when our friends come over, and when strangers come to the house. If
the movers hadn't lost the bed frame she's love to hide under the bed. I'm
kinda happy they did loose the frame because have you ever tried to get a
cat out from under a King Size mattress? Unless you fit under it yourself,
it's a losing battle.

So yes she dominants when it comes to fighting her sister (technically it's
her neice, in the line Zoe was born to Wylie's Grandmother making Zoe
Wylie's Aunt.  And Zoe is younger.  Kinda funny in my opinion.  They just
treat each other like sisters.  But back to the dominance, when it comes to
other people, the runs like a scardy cat, which is kinda funny to watch
because she runs just like Scooby Doo runs :).

Just a comment.

- Leigh