My British shorthair cat Erpi and American shorthair cat Gangdan (2)
rarely get sick and are very worry-free. (Except when they first came, they didn’t eat for two days and two nights because they were unfamiliar with the environment. The veterinarian at the veterinary hospital couldn’t help them. Finally, I forced them to eat cat food and they suddenly realized that these things were edible.) Now they are over one year old and have never worried us about their health. I guess this is also the result of their high-intensity exercise every day.
Later, because we went to work and worked overtime every day, we felt that Gangdan was lonely and worried that she would suffer from depression, so we got our second cat, Ponyo. Ponyo is a British shorthair cat. Ponyo
was four months old when she came to our house. I felt that her personality had already been formed and it was difficult to change. The former director had a baby and couldn’t keep her anymore, so I reluctantly gave her up. She looks very beautiful in my opinion. However, perhaps because of her personality, she is not so friendly and easy-going. She is too timid and has poor adaptability. She is smart but also sensitive. She is the only cat in our family who can understand my eyes and open the cage door. It’s just that I don’t like her personality, and neither does Gangdan…
When they first arrived, Gangdan, as a native, was quite overbearing and wanted to compete with her (the two female cats) to see who was better. But Ponyo obviously didn’t buy it, because her fighting ability could really be described as scum. Except for her loud hissing and screaming loudly to intimidate her opponent after being beaten, she had no talent at all in fighting. Moreover, she never appreciated our kind feeding and attempts to hold her to ease her emotions. Except for her hissing, she would hide under the bed, under the cage, on the curtains, and on the air conditioner. For a moment, I felt that her athletic ability was one level higher than Gangdan’s. When I looked back and saw her flying all over the sky being chased by Gangdan, I realized that the athletic buff that fear brought to Ponyo was simply ridiculous.
Ponyo is very timid and usually doesn’t meow, but she is the kind of cat who does big things secretly. If you are not paying attention, she will climb to the highest place, crawl under the bed, and climb to the most dangerous place on the table, the kind of place where she can make a big noise with just a slight move. She is the first one to show her skills of walking on the curtain rod, and the first one to be scared to poop after being spanked twice. So she is very contradictory, emmmmm…
But the other two British shorthair cats, Erpi and Gangbi, are really, naughty beyond my cognition…
That’s it for now, I’ll write about the other two when I have time.
In short, you must look at the cat’s personality, but it seems difficult to tell when it is young… So just go with the flow.
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