Thread 212039960

I have a cat.
I've had dogs, birds, and rabbits in the past.

>>212039960 (OP)
I have dogs and a cat, my siblings also have two domesticated rats and a fishtank

>>212039960 (OP)
A pussy.

>>212040029
Do dogs and cats get along with each other?

>>212040105
Looks like a brother to my cat.

My cat is a beautiful.

>>212040529
Calico cats are my favourite.

>>212039960 (OP)
I’ve got two cats. I had a mouse as a child, and a bird (a cockatiel) as an adolescent, but the bird never liked me. My father adopted him when I left for college and they loved each other until the bird died. It was actually quite sweet.

Never had or wanted a dog, but I have nothing against them—several of my friends have dogs that I’m happy to hang out with.

>>212041181
Japanese cats have short tails.
My cat has a slightly shorter tail because she is a mixed breed.

>>212041338
I had a java sparrow.
Raising them since they were babies they were quite friendly to people and they perched on my hand or shoulder all the time.

I had a dog then a cat, then I had to take care of my brother's dog and now I have a cat again

>>212041628
That’s an adorable little bird. I’m very fond of wild/house sparrows, and have on a few occasions enjoyed hand-feeding them in parks where they’re accustomed to taking food from humans, but they don’t typically get that close to people for long.

The cockatiel I gave to my dad eventually spent a lot of time sitting on his shoulder. And I have friends with various small parrot-type birds that are noticeably quite affectionate. But “my” bird never bonded with me at all.

>>212039960 (OP)
I don't own animals. They're not toys meant to be forced around for my own amusement. But I sometimes feed while cats or birds in the park, and rarely pet them, but only when they want to and come to me.

>>212043698
The bird I had was friendly to the whole family, including me, but basically they say birds look at their owners like partners.

>>212043750
My cat is a protected cat, and she needed someone to protect her because she catches and eats the Ogasawara Islands' endemic skipjacks.

>>212044446
You're not japanese.

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