Anna ended up being a little spooked during today’s play session, but only a little since she didn’t officially see anyone in her room. She did have some eerie feelings a time or two…
There was some fun with the toys for a little while…
Then I saw Davout creeping to the doorway and I rolled some treats his way, and gave Anna some too.
Here’s a closeup of Anna’s clawless paws clenching hard on the toys. Mine!
Soon Rhea was getting close to being in view…instead I sent more treats her way.
Anna started to hear some crunching sounds and started growling. Then she would eat a treat of her own and start again.
Kitten Train!
When I tossed a treat toward Davout, he managed to push it under the door. It took him a while to bang on the door to move it aside, and Anna heard that.
Growls!
I shooed the kittens out to allow Anna to chill out some.
Love the kitten train. Love Annas profile in the last photo.
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I wonder if Anna’s reluctance to bond with the kittens has anything to do with the fact that she was declawed? Maybe she knows on some level that she’s at a disadvantage in a fight, so she tends to be more defensive and hissy.
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It could be, although she should have learned that being more hissy would work better. She hisses and runs, and Rhea chases her then, generating big furor when Anna turns around and Rhea is RIGHT THERE.
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I had a declawed cat and it never stopped him from being alpha kitty. They still have teeth and back claws, it doesn’t slow them down much.
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Plus, most cat fights are bluff and bluster rather than tooth and claw
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