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Bobbie the Wild@iQj He is 2 years and 4 months old now. He holds the breed pedigree. He seldom utters mewing. He expresses his emotion in his action. He never but often bites me. My residence is wholly his territory. He knows every corner of the rooms@precisely and this space is the most comfortable and safe for him. Frequently he sleeps facing upward by stretching his paws and legs relaxed. He doesnft choose the place to sits or lay himself down; on my bed, chairs, desk, sideboard, bookshelf, refregerater, cabinets, washing machine, alcove at the entrance and so forth. Every place is his. In the late evenings to midnights, he runs throughout the rooms in a furious speed, jumping up and down the furniture. Then, after all, standing up on my bed putting his paws on the frame of the glass door, he keeps watching outside for a long time. Oh, boy! he@ @@h@ne@die leaving you alone. @ |
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