> My roomie jsut came back from a week in Boston, and I told her over
> the phone about Mischief's escapes through the front door. When she
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> kristi
They don't *look* that furry, but they are. No hairballs here, thankfully.
I had to buy a baby-gate that would fit between the sliding glass door and
the screen so Persia can't get out. It works, but it's an expense I'd
rather not have had to deal with. They are too bright for their own good.
Jill
Kreisleriana - 05 Apr 2005 21:12 GMT
>> My roomie jsut came back from a week in Boston, and I told her over
>> the phone about Mischief's escapes through the front door. When she
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>Jill
When I had little tiny Mimi, every day, I would brush out of her fur a
pile of hair that was bigger than she was. :P
Theresa
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jmcquown - 05 Apr 2005 21:31 GMT
>>> My roomie jsut came back from a week in Boston, and I told her over
>>> the phone about Mischief's escapes through the front door. When she
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> Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh
> My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com
Persia loves the brush and I'm always amazed at how much fur is left behind
in it! I shed terribly myself but my "fur" is much longer.
Jill
I'm filling more than the average number of vacuum cleaner bags also. Mine
spend at least half their lives outside overall, so I can't explain why so
much of the discarded fur ends up in the carpeting.
Hopitus - 06 Apr 2005 07:08 GMT
LOL...it has been "spring" since 3/21 and here in MileHigh not only does it
still snow every once in awhile,
but in our happy home all the fur is still on the cats. They
still sport the thick winter coats they grew when it turned cold here around
Oct.
I never appreciated things becoming green again outside
when we lived in FL, where they are never any other color.....
> I'm filling more than the average number of vacuum cleaner bags also. Mine
> spend at least half their lives outside overall, so I can't explain why so
> much of the discarded fur ends up in the carpeting.
Adrian - 07 Apr 2005 14:48 GMT
> I'm filling more than the average number of vacuum cleaner bags also.
> Mine spend at least half their lives outside overall, so I can't
> explain why so much of the discarded fur ends up in the carpeting.
They save it up until they come in, they know how much you love to
collect it. ;-)

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