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By *ilac OP   Woman
over a year ago

Cheshire

I have a five month old kitten with no concept of personal space. Not only does he have to accompany me to the bathroom and sit on the shelf watching while I use the toilet... He now has to check the toilet while I flush the chain. Today he joined me in the bath, standing in the water, rather than perched on the side watching me. I've just gotten home to find he's collected a load of my belongings and made himself a nest with them to sleep in. He doesn't leave me alone for a minute.

Normal kitten behaviour or have I gotten myself an oddball?

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By *ce WingerMan
over a year ago

P.O. Box DE1 0NQ

Awww how cute, just wait until he turns into a ninja attack cat

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By *piritsonfabCouple
over a year ago

Nottingham

He sounds gorgeous and just what you want in a kitten ..

Don't worry by next year you'll be lucky if you see him in the summer!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nope, you've just got yourself a wee friend for life. Enjoy!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

They only become snotty sods if you let them out, keep it in the house it will stay cute forever

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By *oluptuousWetOneWoman
over a year ago

Wokingham / Reading

Has it not got round to drinking from the tap whilst you brush your teeth yet sounds on the right track for it.

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By *obwithkiltMan
over a year ago

Belton

Normal kitten behaviour. ..mine however was an oddball. ..whilst changing positions find him sitting looking at me & wife (now ex) with a supercilious look that said " you're doing that wrong, bite the neck from behind. ..what do I know you had my balls in a jar before I finished meowing...feed me"

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By *ackett1962Man
over a year ago

harrow

Mine comes in and wakes me in morning for his food. He's a right effing bully. Vet reckons once he cuts his wits it's off he will calm down a bit

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By *ackett1962Man
over a year ago

harrow

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By *ackett1962Man
over a year ago

harrow


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Nuts even!!!

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By *arkstaffsMan
over a year ago

Rugeley

Sounds like a gorgeous fun kitten. Adorable little creatures. Pity mine grew into a grumpy old moggie.

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By *unloversCouple
over a year ago

rotherham

My kitten turned into a little old man

He is 14 years old now and very close to me

Sits in doorstep waiting for me to come home from work then straight to his food cupboard then at side of me all night

Lovely animals

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Cats are great but men don't want claws that sharp in the same room as their naked cock. Cat in the bedroom a bad idea

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By *ilac OP   Woman
over a year ago

Cheshire

I'm used to cats being aloof. This one is a little stalker. Overwhelmingly in my face constantly ha. Cute though.

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By *empting Devil.Woman
over a year ago

Sheffield

Normal. Remember that all he knows is being part of a litter and being part of everything everyone else is doing.

The clothes thing is a security blanket thing ad they smell like you which is reassuring. Just watch out once he starts teething as he may chew them. Perhaps get a blanket and snuggle up with it and him then let him sleep on it.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"I'm used to cats being aloof. This one is a little stalker. Overwhelmingly in my face constantly ha. Cute though. "

I have always found that a fallacy, all my cats are deeply attached and adoring. My current one used to follow me in and out to the stables 6 times a day like a dog, even try to follow me down the road as I turned them out. My big old tom used to put a paw either side of my head and cuddle me dribbling with pleasure when I picked him up. Cats are very affectionate and loving if you connect with them on a deeper level.

Oh and they are all obsessed with coming into the bathroom with you, lol, that's normal cat behaviour!

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By *empting Devil.Woman
over a year ago

Sheffield


"I'm used to cats being aloof. This one is a little stalker. Overwhelmingly in my face constantly ha. Cute though.

I have always found that a fallacy, all my cats are deeply attached and adoring. My current one used to follow me in and out to the stables 6 times a day like a dog, even try to follow me down the road as I turned them out. My big old tom used to put a paw either side of my head and cuddle me dribbling with pleasure when I picked him up. Cats are very affectionate and loving if you connect with them on a deeper level.

Oh and they are all obsessed with coming into the bathroom with you, lol, that's normal cat behaviour! "

Yeah mine gets stroppy if I close the bathroom door on him

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My cat does the same, she could b lying sleeping but as soon as i move shes up and by my side, wether am in the loo in the bath or cooking shes there lol

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By *olden RatioWoman
over a year ago

Buckinghamshire

Sounds adorable! Mine was like that as a kitten, and two years on is still the same. I have another little one coming to join me in three weeks time, and cannot wait.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"My cat does the same, she could b lying sleeping but as soon as i move shes up and by my side, wether am in the loo in the bath or cooking shes there lol "

Mine used to lie as if dead on the bed while I got up and dressed and went through the bathroom etc in the morning, but the second I headed down the stairs to go feed horses, whooosh, she was there lol!!

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By *ackDMissMorganCouple
over a year ago

Halifax

I have two elderly cats who still do some of these things,barge into the bathroom with me.They sleep on my clothes,bags or shoes and are generally v cute.I think its their way of showing their affection;).Miss.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Sounds adorable. My cat is a stalker too. Follows me everywhere. Comes to the bathroom with me and waits by the door when I come home from work.

I love that furry little fucker.

Mrs

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By *ilac OP   Woman
over a year ago

Cheshire


"I'm used to cats being aloof. This one is a little stalker. Overwhelmingly in my face constantly ha. Cute though.

I have always found that a fallacy, all my cats are deeply attached and adoring. My current one used to follow me in and out to the stables 6 times a day like a dog, even try to follow me down the road as I turned them out. My big old tom used to put a paw either side of my head and cuddle me dribbling with pleasure when I picked him up. Cats are very affectionate and loving if you connect with them on a deeper level.

Oh and they are all obsessed with coming into the bathroom with you, lol, that's normal cat behaviour! "

But stretching up and checking the toilet before you flush?

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By *ilac OP   Woman
over a year ago

Cheshire

I was on cam chatting on Fab the other night, with the kitten perched on my shoulder.

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By *enny79TV/TS
over a year ago

chesterfield


"I have a five month old kitten with no concept of personal space. Not only does he have to accompany me to the bathroom and sit on the shelf watching while I use the toilet... He now has to check the toilet while I flush the chain. Today he joined me in the bath, standing in the water, rather than perched on the side watching me. I've just gotten home to find he's collected a load of my belongings and made himself a nest with them to sleep in. He doesn't leave me alone for a minute.

Normal kitten behaviour or have I gotten myself an oddball? "

V normal for a cute little kitten just wait till he starts bringing u presents to show how much he loves his mum

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

You've got one with a quirky personality lol.

My cat used to go stand by the shower door when I showered. Soon as I came out, he'd go in and the miaow until i turned the shower back on, so he could have a drink/wash down lol.

He also used to try and sit on my lap I went to the loo.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have a five month old kitten with no concept of personal space. Not only does he have to accompany me to the bathroom and sit on the shelf watching while I use the toilet... He now has to check the toilet while I flush the chain. Today he joined me in the bath, standing in the water, rather than perched on the side watching me. I've just gotten home to find he's collected a load of my belongings and made himself a nest with them to sleep in. He doesn't leave me alone for a minute.

Normal kitten behaviour or have I gotten myself an oddball? "

Nah that's fine

If it makes you feel better I have a cat who's 15 and still follows me about everywhere, sleep on my pillow has done for 15 years

Enjoy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have a five month old kitten with no concept of personal space. Not only does he have to accompany me to the bathroom and sit on the shelf watching while I use the toilet... He now has to check the toilet while I flush the chain. Today he joined me in the bath, standing in the water, rather than perched on the side watching me. I've just gotten home to find he's collected a load of my belongings and made himself a nest with them to sleep in. He doesn't leave me alone for a minute.

Normal kitten behaviour or have I gotten myself an oddball? "

Wow, I never thought my soul transference to other living creatures would work!

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By *asokittyWoman
over a year ago

Nr Worksop


"I have a five month old kitten with no concept of personal space. Not only does he have to accompany me to the bathroom and sit on the shelf watching while I use the toilet... He now has to check the toilet while I flush the chain. Today he joined me in the bath, standing in the water, rather than perched on the side watching me. I've just gotten home to find he's collected a load of my belongings and made himself a nest with them to sleep in. He doesn't leave me alone for a minute.

Normal kitten behaviour or have I gotten myself an oddball? "

At least he's not sitting on your lap yet.....I'd say you have a very normal kitten

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

That's so cute. I used to have a rat that like that, would always had to come sit on my shoulder, sleep in my pocket and would only let me pick her up. I think it's just an attachment they develop with their human. Looks like you have a friend who loves you.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have a five month old kitten with no concept of personal space. Not only does he have to accompany me to the bathroom and sit on the shelf watching while I use the toilet... He now has to check the toilet while I flush the chain. Today he joined me in the bath, standing in the water, rather than perched on the side watching me. I've just gotten home to find he's collected a load of my belongings and made himself a nest with them to sleep in. He doesn't leave me alone for a minute.

Normal kitten behaviour or have I gotten myself an oddball? "

We have three cats and everyone of them will come for cuddles while you on the loo.. Our Bengal is the worst though, she will try and open the door to let herself in lol

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By *ilac OP   Woman
over a year ago

Cheshire


" That's so cute. I used to have a rat that like that, would always had to come sit on my shoulder, sleep in my pocket and would only let me pick her up. I think it's just an attachment they develop with their human. Looks like you have a friend who loves you."

I had a rat. Well a communal one at uni then my own later on. The uni one, used to free roam and would get in the bath with us.

My own one was great until one day, it bit me and I didn't love it any more.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have a puppy that does the same xx

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By *om and JennieCouple
over a year ago

Chams or Socials

My friends kitty was like that. I gave it tough love when she was on holiday. It broke the cycle.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He sounds lovely. I miss my cats. Give him a snuggle.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" That's so cute. I used to have a rat that like that, would always had to come sit on my shoulder, sleep in my pocket and would only let me pick her up. I think it's just an attachment they develop with their human. Looks like you have a friend who loves you.

I had a rat. Well a communal one at uni then my own later on. The uni one, used to free roam and would get in the bath with us.

My own one was great until one day, it bit me and I didn't love it any more. "

Aww, I still loved one of mine after she bit me. She was ill at the time though so I forgave her

I had four, only one loved me, the rest all loved my ex. I was happy with my baby though.

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By *ilac OP   Woman
over a year ago

Cheshire


" That's so cute. I used to have a rat that like that, would always had to come sit on my shoulder, sleep in my pocket and would only let me pick her up. I think it's just an attachment they develop with their human. Looks like you have a friend who loves you.

I had a rat. Well a communal one at uni then my own later on. The uni one, used to free roam and would get in the bath with us.

My own one was great until one day, it bit me and I didn't love it any more.

Aww, I still loved one of mine after she bit me. She was ill at the time though so I forgave her

I had four, only one loved me, the rest all loved my ex. I was happy with my baby though. "

I couldn't work out why mine bit me. I moved my hand past the cage and she grabbed me through the bars, pulled my hand towards her mouth and bit me. The trust and the love went instantly. Betrayed

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" That's so cute. I used to have a rat that like that, would always had to come sit on my shoulder, sleep in my pocket and would only let me pick her up. I think it's just an attachment they develop with their human. Looks like you have a friend who loves you.

I had a rat. Well a communal one at uni then my own later on. The uni one, used to free roam and would get in the bath with us.

My own one was great until one day, it bit me and I didn't love it any more.

Aww, I still loved one of mine after she bit me. She was ill at the time though so I forgave her

I had four, only one loved me, the rest all loved my ex. I was happy with my baby though.

I couldn't work out why mine bit me. I moved my hand past the cage and she grabbed me through the bars, pulled my hand towards her mouth and bit me. The trust and the love went instantly. Betrayed "

Did you feed her through the cage at all? Mine got a bit bitey if I put my hands through the cage because they thought they were getting treats. They did seem to realise their mistake when they bit though.

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By *ilac OP   Woman
over a year ago

Cheshire


" That's so cute. I used to have a rat that like that, would always had to come sit on my shoulder, sleep in my pocket and would only let me pick her up. I think it's just an attachment they develop with their human. Looks like you have a friend who loves you.

I had a rat. Well a communal one at uni then my own later on. The uni one, used to free roam and would get in the bath with us.

My own one was great until one day, it bit me and I didn't love it any more.

Aww, I still loved one of mine after she bit me. She was ill at the time though so I forgave her

I had four, only one loved me, the rest all loved my ex. I was happy with my baby though.

I couldn't work out why mine bit me. I moved my hand past the cage and she grabbed me through the bars, pulled my hand towards her mouth and bit me. The trust and the love went instantly. Betrayed

Did you feed her through the cage at all? Mine got a bit bitey if I put my hands through the cage because they thought they were getting treats. They did seem to realise their mistake when they bit though. "

Never no

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" That's so cute. I used to have a rat that like that, would always had to come sit on my shoulder, sleep in my pocket and would only let me pick her up. I think it's just an attachment they develop with their human. Looks like you have a friend who loves you.

I had a rat. Well a communal one at uni then my own later on. The uni one, used to free roam and would get in the bath with us.

My own one was great until one day, it bit me and I didn't love it any more.

Aww, I still loved one of mine after she bit me. She was ill at the time though so I forgave her

I had four, only one loved me, the rest all loved my ex. I was happy with my baby though.

I couldn't work out why mine bit me. I moved my hand past the cage and she grabbed me through the bars, pulled my hand towards her mouth and bit me. The trust and the love went instantly. Betrayed

Did you feed her through the cage at all? Mine got a bit bitey if I put my hands through the cage because they thought they were getting treats. They did seem to realise their mistake when they bit though.

Never no"

It could have been a number of reasons, they are prey animals and so are naturally defensive.

It's a shame that you lost the love because they are really cool pets, I like to rub their bellies and squish their chub.

Now I want to get more rats.

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By *ilac OP   Woman
over a year ago

Cheshire

He's going to turn me into a crazy cat lady isn't he? I only got a cat because I respect their independence. They don't you, you don't own them. Thought, new kitten, will do his own thing and just want the occasional cuddle. We can co exist quite nicely.

This one would have wearing him in a sling if he could.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have a five month old kitten with no concept of personal space. Not only does he have to accompany me to the bathroom and sit on the shelf watching while I use the toilet... He now has to check the toilet while I flush the chain. Today he joined me in the bath, standing in the water, rather than perched on the side watching me. I've just gotten home to find he's collected a load of my belongings and made himself a nest with them to sleep in. He doesn't leave me alone for a minute.

Normal kitten behaviour or have I gotten myself an oddball? "

As an owner of two cats myself. I can assure you that all cats are weird.

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By *hloe sussexTV/TS
over a year ago

Larne


"I have a five month old kitten with no concept of personal space. Not only does he have to accompany me to the bathroom and sit on the shelf watching while I use the toilet... He now has to check the toilet while I flush the chain. Today he joined me in the bath, standing in the water, rather than perched on the side watching me. I've just gotten home to find he's collected a load of my belongings and made himself a nest with them to sleep in. He doesn't leave me alone for a minute.

Normal kitten behaviour or have I gotten myself an oddball? "
standing in the water sounds a bit odd but he is just showing he loves you ,some cats can be bit of ,yours sounds like a cute zany one xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Subbykitten anything to say ?

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