> I have a one year old male who has always been a little boystrous!!
Before anyone else gets in let me ask the crucial question- is he
neutered?
If he isn't then it's likely that you can solve all the problems with
one operation
Lesley
Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
machine - 15 Aug 2006 14:01 GMT
he has been neutered from the age of 12 weeks!
Thanks
Jamie
>> I have a one year old male who has always been a little boystrous!!
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> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
mob-barley - 15 Aug 2006 23:05 GMT
> he has been neutered from the age of 12 weeks!
>
> Thanks
> Jamie
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Rabbi Getiner - 16 Aug 2006 05:47 GMT
> he has been neutered from the age of 12 weeks!
>
> Thanks
> Jamie
There's your problem. How would you behave if someone cut your nuts off
when you were a kid? ( if you're a guy that is ). Let him have his
fights; you've already ruined all the other fun a cat could have.
mob-barley - 16 Aug 2006 06:13 GMT
> There's your problem. How would you behave if someone cut your nuts off
> when you were a kid? ( if you're a guy that is ). Let him have his
> fights; you've already ruined all the other fun a cat could have.
yeah really
he's got some pent up feelings now
poor fella
LC - 16 Aug 2006 14:31 GMT
> How would you behave if someone cut your nuts off when you were a kid?
Sadly, not a rhetorical question for this troll...
LC~ Knows IBen to be a seriously demented nutless nut.
"Bestiality...! KOOL..!!"
From: "IBen Getiner" <Lappc...@aol.com>
Message-ID: <1152772154.809390.240350@35g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>
He loves going outside!!! Why shouldn't I let him out? He would go stir
crazy in teh house all the time, especially whilst I am not around all day!!
May I also add that I live in England where letting your cat is the norm!!
You have all been very helpfull.... Not!!!
Can anyone offer any good advise?
>I have a one year old male who has always been a little boystrous!! He has
>been going in other neibours houses via their flaps!! One in particular,
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> Thanks
> Jamie
tracyrose@gmail.com - 16 Aug 2006 20:57 GMT
Well, to some degree, that's the termperament of cat that you've got.
He WILL calm down as he gets older - they all do, but it may take a
while. More than likely, over time, he will come to negotiated
settlements with the neighbor cats regarding time-sharing and passage
rights and then things will mellow out a bit (at least until another
cat moves in to the neighborhood).
Not a whole heckuva lot you can do, but it should calm down eventually.
Do take him to the vet though after a fight - you never know about
injuries you don't see and obviously, he should have the feline
leukemia shots on a regular basis.
tracyrose@gmail.com - 16 Aug 2006 20:57 GMT
Well, to some degree, that's the temperament of cat that you've got. He
WILL calm down as he gets older - they all do, but it may take a while.
More than likely, over time, he will come to negotiated settlements
with the neighbor cats regarding time-sharing and passage rights and
then things will mellow out a bit (at least until another cat moves in
to the neighborhood).
Not a whole heckuva lot you can do, but it should calm down eventually.
Do take him to the vet though after a fight - you never know about
injuries you don't see and obviously, he should have the feline
leukemia shots on a regular basis.