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Deo is still King

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Bev - 18 Apr 2004 20:31 GMT
There is no doubt about it, Deo still reigns supreme.   There was a
frightful lot of screaming and yowling yesterday and I went out to find
Clyde cowering by the back door.   Deo was there and administering a
hiding.  The girls had vanished long ago and appeared later looking back
nervously over their shoulders.  

I had a quick talk to Clyde.   He is a huge, well-muscled heavy cat and
should make mince meat of Deo who while still a big cat is a lot older
and getting quite tatty-looking.   "Don't you realise that you are king
of this jungle," I told him severely.   Clyde had the grace to look
ashamed.   He is the inside king of the food bowl and ruler of the
girls.  I was reminded of the Wizard of Oz and the cowardly lion.   Oh
well, guess I should be grateful that he is such a sweet, non-combative
boy - perhaps he will get some grit as he gets older but I am not
holding my breath.

Bev
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I got rid of my husband.   The cat was allergic.
Karen Chuplis - 18 Apr 2004 21:39 GMT
> There is no doubt about it, Deo still reigns supreme.   There was a
> frightful lot of screaming and yowling yesterday and I went out to find
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> --
> I got rid of my husband.   The cat was allergic.
Clyde is just not a show off. He will be brave when it counts ;)

Karen
m. L. Briggs - 18 Apr 2004 23:05 GMT
>There is no doubt about it, Deo still reigns supreme.   There was a
>frightful lot of screaming and yowling yesterday and I went out to find
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
>Bev

Perhaps he is just showing respect for age.
Hopitus2 - 19 Apr 2004 01:13 GMT
This is terrible but I can't help feeling sorry for Deo because he lives
such a neglected life.
I'm sure your beloved cats don't look "tatty-looking" like Big D......hope
Clyde was not hurt bad.

: >There is no doubt about it, Deo still reigns supreme.   There was a
: >frightful lot of screaming and yowling yesterday and I went out to find
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
:
: Perhaps he is just showing respect for age.
CATherine - 19 Apr 2004 02:49 GMT
>There is no doubt about it, Deo still reigns supreme.   There was a
>frightful lot of screaming and yowling yesterday and I went out to find
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
>Bev

I really hope Deo isn't doing damage to Clyde. Intimidation is one
thing; but blood-letting is bad. Why is Deo so aggressive?

CATherine
Cheryl - 19 Apr 2004 03:05 GMT
on 18 Apr 2004:

> He is a huge, well-muscled heavy cat and
> should make mince meat of Deo who while still a big cat is a lot older
> and getting quite tatty-looking.   "Don't you realise that you are king
> of this jungle," I told him severely.   Clyde had the grace to look
> ashamed.  

We need to convince these bigs guys that there is nothing to be afraid of.
Deo is as aggressive to Clyde as tiny Bonnie is to Huge Huge Shadow. It
breaks my heart to see him cower and run across the room looking over his
shoulder making sure she isn't following. Oh, what could be going on in
their fuzzy brains?

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Cheryl

Bev - 19 Apr 2004 04:51 GMT
> on 18 Apr 2004:
>
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> --
> Cheryl

Clyde wasn't hurt a bit.  I think it is now mainly intimidation.   Deo
is well looked after btw and is tatty-looking because I think he is
getting on in years.  He is quite a sweety really and only shows his
aggression to some cats.

Bev
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I got rid of my husband.   The cat was allergic.
John Biltz - 19 Apr 2004 05:55 GMT
People, cats its the same 90% of a fight is mental. Deo may just have him
intimidated from when he was young or just not be a fighter. Bruiser
certainly isn't but he is aggressive.  He thinks nothing of shoving his
way in and he is selfish, always pushing at Maya. Maya is no bully, but
she is a small lethal killer in a fight, no hesitation, no fear, she just
blurs in and wins.  I guess she's Zen Siamese or something because she
lets him get away with it until she doesn't.  He just thinks everyone
should let him because, well he's Bruiser and he has a big fluffy tail I
guess. He's big, he's seen plenty of cats fight but can't get the
concept. I think Maya was born with the concept and has embraced it.

> There is no doubt about it, Deo still reigns supreme.   There was a
> frightful lot of screaming and yowling yesterday and I went out to find
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> --
> I got rid of my husband.   The cat was allergic.
Takayuki - 19 Apr 2004 06:07 GMT
>People, cats its the same 90% of a fight is mental. Deo may just have him
>intimidated from when he was young or just not be a fighter. Bruiser
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>guess. He's big, he's seen plenty of cats fight but can't get the
>concept. I think Maya was born with the concept and has embraced it.

Oooh.  Maya sounds so dangerous and adorable.  Loved the descriptions
of Maya and Bruiser's attitudes!
polonca12000 - 19 Apr 2004 19:42 GMT
Purrs for Clyde,
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Polonca & Soncek

> There is no doubt about it, Deo still reigns supreme.   There was a
> frightful lot of screaming and yowling yesterday and I went out to find
> Clyde cowering by the back door.   Deo was there and administering a
> hiding.  <snip
 
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