My British shorthair cat, Ah Chou, is a chatterbox. He originally wanted an American shorthair, but by mistake he bought a British shorthair.
My impression of British shorthair cats is that they are Buddhist, quiet, and adaptable.
As a result, my cat, Achou, is a chatterbox and always wants to go to heaven. I treated him so well that he changed. It turns out that I am more adaptable than British Shorthair cats. I smile manually:)
After I raised Achou, I felt that my world view was particularly destroyed. How can a British Shorthair cat be so noisy! Did it eat the parrot? It talks too much! At first, it just called normally, and when it found that I didn’t respond to it, it started to howl at the top of its voice… Ao~! Lao Wu~! Oh my God~! Wow~! I have become a conditioned reflex. When it calls, no matter what I am doing, I have to ask a full set of questions: “What’s wrong, Achou? Do you need to poop? Are you hungry? Do you want to play with the cat toy?” He was satisfied when he heard my response…
And my Achou has a strong personality. When my friend accompanied me to buy a cat, he said that although this cat is very friendly, it has a bad face, unkind eyes, and is very scheming. Hahaha, I think it is a little ugly, but everything else is okay. As expected, I can only judge people’s faces, not cats’ faces… It has a bad temper. It gets angry with me if I flick two drops of water at it when it does something wrong. It gets angry when I wash its ears, brush its teeth and wipe its feet.
It also gets angry when anything presses lightly on it while it sleeps (such as when I put my hand on it)!!! The most important thing is that when it wants to play with the cat toy, I have to play with it no matter what I am doing, otherwise it will howl, get angry, scratch everywhere and cause trouble to get attention… It will do everything I usually don’t allow it to do, such as climbing the shelves with a lot of ceramics and glass products, trying to get on the top of the bookcase, scratching people’s pants and legs, and digging sand in the litter box like crazy… It won’t stop until I have time to play with it. It’s quiet now…
I was eating, and it came to the table with a cat toy in its mouth…
And I am often woken up by it… It makes a fuss in the morning, and it has to lie in my arms and lick me. My chin is peeling every day from being licked… I want to lie down, but I’m afraid it will be pressed under my body. If I lie next to it, it will lick me again, and I have to scratch its chin without stopping. If I stop, it will hum… It
looks very sweet, but I’m really sleepy!!!!!! It eats a meal of freeze-dried food before 7pm, and it is said that freeze-dried food should be eaten four hours apart from other foods, otherwise it will be bad for the stomach… Then I can only feed it a midnight snack at 12pm, and it will be past 1am after it finishes eating and I play with it for a while. I check my phone and it’s already 2am, so I have to wake up before 6am, and… There is no lunch break, and it just hangs on by a breath of air every day… In fact, eating midnight snacks is also a bad habit for it. Achou will take a nap before 12 o’clock. No matter what time he goes to bed, he has to wake up at 12 o’clock… Then he will make a fuss and ask for food… If there is nothing in the bowl, he will sit next to me and look at me… Until I put the food in it… If I don’t put the food in, he will knock over the water bowl to make me angry…
At this moment, Achou is sleeping. The picture is an old picture, but the sleeping posture is the same… He must wake up at 12 o’clock… Oh 🙁
And the British Shorthair’s parkour ability is really not weak at all. It jumps up and down very fast. I can’t run faster than it anyway. If it escapes when I wash its ears and brush its teeth, I will probably chase it without using a cat teaser to seduce it. It takes two minutes to catch it… But as long as I pick up the cat teaser, it will come to me immediately, completely forgetting that it wanted to escape from me the last
second
haha
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