93 the thing about cats - if you give them no attention or all of your time, the result is the same. A furry companion you can love for the rest of their life.92. I've actually been saying no to getting a kitten, but I've been overruled. But my reasons for saying no are not baseless, and I'm concerned about a young cat being brought into a family where it may not be able to get the attention it deserves, and where a pet already exists!
95 It might seem cruel, but cats are usually solitary creatures. The only thing to worry about would be the dog. It might freak out the cat if it's big enough.94. But is that true if you do it from when they're a kitten? It just seems a bit... cruel. These tiny balls of fluff deserve all the love they can be given, you know? I must admit, seeing my boys playing a bit with the one we're hoping to get, and some of the others there (she'll be staying where she is until she's 8 weeks old, she's only 3 weeks at the moment), it did melt my heart a bit. Which is precisely why my wife insisted we all go, of course
He's not a small dog. Soppy as anything, but... fairly sizeable.95 It might seem cruel, but cats are usually solitary creatures. The only thing to worry about would be the dog. It might freak out the cat if it's big enough.
99 I have a dog who it the opposite of what you said97 I like cats because they're fluffy, cute, and don't make obscene amounts of noise.
100 :/99 I have a dog who it the opposite of what you said