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8th May 2010, 02:24 PM #3
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They are undoubtedly unique creatures and their characteristics seem similar, how many times has someone started a thread on the forum and it's followed by several of us saying "yeah mine does that too " Like Karena, I'm new to MC's but having researched the breed before his arrival I must admit to being a bit sceptical about some of their antics such as their liking water for example.
Karena is right they have a lot of characteristics that are more in liking to a dog but I don't think it's because they share their home with dogs Harry's never even met one ! When I did have dogs, they used to sit outside the room (usually the loo) until you came out and Harry does the same. Infact if you don't quite shut the door he's in there with you.
Don't get me wrong Poppy (my moggie) has her own little traits but at the end of the day is a totally free spirit, if she doens't want to do something, or listen to you she will play deaf and go on and do her own thing. If he's upstairs and i can't find him, I call and he answers, usually followed by thuds coming down the stairs to see what I wanted.
They certainly are extraordinary
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