My cat is a Dragon Li, but not a purebred one.
The disadvantages are: it has a relatively large and long body, and is full of energy (the male cat was neutered when it was half a year old, but its energy level was not affected at all).
It particularly likes to play with plastic bags that can hold it. If you don’t put them away at night, you won’t be able to sleep at all because of the tearing sound.
It loves to get into the wardrobe and can open drawers (it really likes opening drawers). For example, the pull-out cabinets under the bed and the drawers under the wardrobe, it can open them all and rummage inside.
It likes to lie on freshly washed clothes. It loves to use the pillow (only likes the chaff pillow).
It has a big appetite and eats from time to time. If your big Dragon Li suddenly keeps wandering in front of you, sometimes running to the TV and sometimes coming to rub against you, you should pay attention! Here is the key point. The important thing is that its food bowl is empty! (It only follows whoever has food.)
It loves to play with intense activities. It doesn’t play with ordinary cat ornaments but only likes the cat teaser, and you have to play with it vigorously. You have to play with it every day, with the kind of movement like it doing aerial somersaults to grab.
It can open normal doorknobs in minutes. And it always opens the door. It even opens the door when you are in the toilet. It’s nothing serious. It just watches you.
The most important point: it’s very noisy! It meows all day long. The meowing is a signal that it’s bored and wants to play with the cat teaser. Each time, you have to play with it until it’s panting and breathing with its mouth open before it can calm down for a while. Otherwise, it just wants to be petted and scratched around its ears and cheeks. Once you scratch it, its fur falls off like dandelions.
It loves to scratch the stools and chairs. A fabric-covered stool at home has become tassel-like. Now it has its eyes on the leather chair at home. My husband is used to it. There are holes all over the back of the chair. The cat scratching post at home is just for decoration. It doesn’t use it at all.
It loves to play with balls, and only the ones it can move around. For example, the wool balls sold online as cat toys are not okay. It just loves to rummage for mothballs in the wardrobe and can always manage to get one out.
Here is this little devil.
I didn’t expect so many people to pay attention to this topic. We have already moved to a new home. It also likes the newly installed cat tree very much (the new chair is also about to become tassel-like. It still doesn’t let it go.)
One second it’s fierce like a tiger, and the next second it breaks the newly bought vase…
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