My koala is a cross between a ragdoll and a chinchilla

My koala is a cross between a ragdoll and a chinchilla.

It’s a rare question that I want to answer!

Why do I have to answer it! Because my koala is not a purebred ragdoll, it’s a cross between a ragdoll and a chinchilla.

However, it may have inherited two bad personalities (or simple hybrid personality defects)

① It really has a glass stomach

but is extremely greedy. Within 30 seconds of being beaten, it will be tempted by the nutritional paste to continue to be beaten (slowly hit one?) and will

eat everything. Cockroaches are already snacks. When you see it suddenly fighting wits and courage with the air, it’s basically a cockroach that is about to die.

Yesterday, I was soft-hearted (slapped myself) and ate a brown sugar bun. Seeing his pitiful appearance, I gave him a small bite. The result! The result!!

It seemed to have diarrhea in the morning and I didn’t have time to rush to the toilet to solve it, and then! Then!! It was not buried. The biological weapon exploded instantly. There were lumps on the ground, and the buttocks and tail were horrible. It

was all stuck on the fur. Desperate!

Paper can’t solve it anymore, so I killed it. ✂️Cut it off!

Miserable. Ghostly howling, the neighbors will probably call the police!!

② Hair shedding

When you enter the room, you enter a world of hair. When he runs by, the hair flies everywhere. People who keep cats should have felt this, but long-haired cats shed hair in clumps.

If you don’t brush your work clothes (suits), you can’t wear them at all. They are all hairy. The black color and his white hair are a perfect match, and it’s very obvious! Open

your mouth and take a deep breath. There must be a surprise.

The hair is flying, who are you missing??

③ Intermittent clinginess

, sometimes clingy and sometimes not.

Basically, when I am awake (especially at home on weekends), I am not clingy at all! I would rather be alone and quiet than clingy. I

will only be disliked if I get close. I can only pick it up when he passes by. Then he will be petted

until he is hungry (I think) or sleeping. He is especially clingy!

When he comes back from work, he will chase you to pet him (Koala: Stop your fantasy, you stupid human, I am hungry). When you

wake up in the middle of the night, you will find that he is curled up next to your pillow, sleeping very comfortably, and you can’t push him away. You have to listen to him in his territory.

④ As soon as the chatterbox

comes home, he will wait at the door and start barking when you go in.

If you ignore him, he will keep barking.

He will bark even more when you leave him, a question-and-answer mode hhhh.

According to his father, it may be like me as a father, who likes to nag, and the child is grown up and disobedient

. If you ask me, do you regret it

? What do you regret? The child is so big, can you still leave him? No, can you still throw him away? Such a stupid cat, who else can stand it.

Two men and one cat, how nice it is to live an ordinary life. No matter how stressful work is, just go home and pet him.

I would like to emphasize again that adoption is an alternative to buying and selling. Once you decide to keep a pet, you must treat it well. Life is precious, so please take it seriously.