Finally, I have the perfect opportunity to show off my Dragon Li beauty, Paipai! She was adopted and wasn’t exactly a stray cat. In some foreign families, when their pet cats had kittens and they didn’t want to keep them, they would send them to adoption centers. So, I brought 2-month-old her home. At first, I was worried that the personality of Dragon Li cats would be difficult and they wouldn’t be clingy. But it was a complete overthinking! Dragon Li cats are smart and truly loyal to their owners! Just like my Paipai, basically, I’m the one who cleans up after her and feeds her. Every day, we have hugs, kisses and I even lift her up. So, she’s closer to me. At home, my husband is just a heating robot for her in winter. Basically, she only listens to me.
When she was 2 months old, she was so incredibly cute!
When she first arrived home, she wasn’t shy at all. Two days later, she could sprawl all over you, full of a sense of security.
In winter, she’s extremely clingy and likes to snuggle in the gap between my thighs. She was neutered at 5 months because she went into heat at 5 months. It’s my fault. When she was 2 months old, I left her at a friend’s house for two weeks. My friend has two male neutered cats. I didn’t expect that early contact with the opposite sex would also cause her to go into heat early…
She’s really a very girly cat. She loves all my jewelry, especially pearls. Every time, she tries to steal my pearls!
Isn’t she so cute?
In winter, she’s an especially clingy sweetheart.
Now she’s 2 years old. Give her some praise!
Dragon Li cats really look just as good as purebred cats when they’re pretty, and they’re very easy to raise. They’re hardy, have an iron stomach, don’t get sick easily, and are strong fighters. When let loose outside in a foreign country, there’s no need to worry about her being bullied by other cats. She’s loyal to her owner. Since we let her roam freely abroad, when we call her home at night, she’ll run back like a dog. She’s very smart and worry-free. Compared with my friends’ purebred cats, one of them swallowed a thread and had to undergo surgery, costing thousands of euros. When my Paipai was little, she also strangely liked threads and rubber. Even if she accidentally ate something, she’d just poop it out and be fine. It’s really worry-free. I’m planning to adopt a second and third one. I want to continue raising Dragon Li cats and build a big Dragon Li family. If I’m lucky, I hope to get a long-haired Dragon Li cat.
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