My American shorthair cat is more noisy

My American shorthair cat is more noisy.

Of course, it is the British shorthair cat!

I was deceived at the beginning. I was told that although American shorthair cats are noisier than British shorthair cats, cats are naturally quieter.

My cat. I liked to play with him when he was young. But because he was young, he couldn’t do anything big. And when he was young, I was in the third year of high school, and he would quietly watch me study.

I thought he would be quieter as he grew older, but now he is so clingy and noisy. He wants to go crazy with you every minute of every day when he is not sleeping. Although my cat doesn’t scratch the sofa or bite the furniture. But he is really too naughty. He likes to parkour with the whole family, likes you to chase him and play hide-and-seek with him. And when he sees a bug, he is simply crazy and can’t be stopped. He likes to climb high places. He also knows that he can’t climb. Sometimes he climbs purely out of curiosity, and sometimes he deliberately climbs high places and pushes those small things down. To be honest, he knows what he can push and what he can’t. For example, he never pushes a statue of the God of Wealth in my house, but he will get into trouble if it pushes a glass cup. He just wants to attract your attention and let you play with him. He must see you to feel at ease, otherwise he will make crazy noises to get your attention. But sometimes he won’t pay attention to you even if you call him. But my cat is a clingy type, even if he ignores you, he must see you.

Really, my cat will do anything to attract attention! Either he shakes the big pot of green plants in my house, and the branches are broken, and now they are all taped up. Or he climbs up to a high place and pushes things to make a noise to get your attention. Or he deliberately pees on the sofa!

But they really understand. When we are doing some work or studying, he will go to bed obediently or play by himself. If you keep playing games and ignore him, he will start to act up. When you are really sleepy and want to go to bed, even if you don’t turn him off, he will still stay by your pillow and watch over you as you sleep. But if you stay in bed for too long, he will sincerely offer his door-knocking service. First it’s soft, then resentful, and then roaring. The kitten roars and scratches the door. I thought, I’m not the only one in the house, and the people who feed you are up, so if I sleep a little longer, it won’t delay your meal, kid.

Considering the above behaviors, he probably wants to urge me to be a good young man who goes to bed early and gets up early, loves to study and plays less games.

There is no other way. I have to help wash the sofa wet with the cat I like even if I cry.