It’s time to show off this naughty cat.
Its name is Fu Gui. I brought it home when it was two months old. When it first arrived home, it was very small, looking weak, lonely and helpless. Every day, it just hid in the corner of the bed and watched me without making a sound. I even thought I had picked up a mute cat. Its daily activities were sleeping, eating and licking its fur. Our relationship at that time was that we didn’t disturb each other.
After staying at home for a week or two and getting familiar with the environment, it gradually revealed the true nature of a Dragon Li cat. It began to learn to smoothly get into my quilt. Lying on the bed in all kinds of sexy and charming sleeping positions, I was caught off guard and didn’t dare to move, for fear of waking up Master Fu Gui and getting bitten.
Sometimes it’s quite cute, provided that you can bear it waking up at four or five in the morning and dancing and shouting loudly on your bedside to wake you up because it’s hungry and wants to get up and eat. Also, it’s lively and active, knocking over the cosmetics on your table from time to time, and it’s very difficult to find earphones and data cables that can be used normally at home.
(This cat is really quite a flirt. Every time it gets caught doing something wrong and I’m about to start scolding, it will look at me pitifully.)
It’s very vain. Every day, without fail, it admires its beauty in front of the mirror.
(I heard that someone is speaking ill of my Fu Gui. I’ll come and deal with you right away.)
In fact, the Dragon Li cat also has its advantages. It’s easy to raise. But it doesn’t like to be clingy. Compared with other cat breeds, it’s naughtier, likes to move around more and is more likely to get into trouble. But it has its unique way of expressing love. Maybe it likes to sleep beside your pillow to protect you. Maybe when you close the door to go to the toilet, it barks outside because it’s worried about you. Pets are all spiritual. They can sense our feelings for them. I wish the person who asked the question can find a Dragon Li cat that suits their heart as soon as possible.
Hey, I’m here to update the recent photos of Fu Gui.
(When you can’t find it, just lift the quilt. In winter, a cat will grow in the bedclothes.)
(Stop scolding. QAQ. I know I’m wrong. But I’ll do it again next time.)
(When sleeping, its mouth is open. I don’t know what sweet dreams it’s having. Maybe it’s dreaming of small fish.)
(It loves to hug my feet. Every time it sees my feet, it hugs them and bites them as if it has found some treasure.)
Now it has grown very long. When I first brought it back, it was very small. I really feel that it’s not easy to be its mother.
Hey, I just ate its cat food and was discovered by it. It barked at me for a long time.
I hope Fu Gui can grow up healthily in the new year!
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