aud1ami
Lairian
- Joined
- May 23, 2009
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I was excited to stumble upon this site yesterday -- it's always great to find other people who understand my addiction!
I am a life-long cat lover, and learned of the Sphynx breed from a coffee table book of cat breeds when I was a little girl. It was love at first sight, and I craved one of my own. It would be many, many years before I was able to fulfill my dream of being mommy to a bald kitty. Three years ago, I was finally able to adopt my first Sphynx, Anejo. One year later, we adopted his little sister, Bacardi. They are demanding, impertinent, bratty and an absolute joy. Only other Sphynx families can understand what special little creatures they are, and how they completely take over your life.
My partner and I cannot imagine life without our bald babies, even though it would mean furniture with no claw marks and an end to litter on the bottom of our socks. We're actually working on potty training them using the Litter Kwitter -- keeping our fingers crossed on that one, as Bacardi is addicted to scratching in litter before she goes potty! She shows her displeasure of a decrease in litter (part of the process is to gradually reduce the amount of litter) by pooping on the floor!!! :tinysmile_angry2_t:
Looking forward to getting to know you all!
Aud
I am a life-long cat lover, and learned of the Sphynx breed from a coffee table book of cat breeds when I was a little girl. It was love at first sight, and I craved one of my own. It would be many, many years before I was able to fulfill my dream of being mommy to a bald kitty. Three years ago, I was finally able to adopt my first Sphynx, Anejo. One year later, we adopted his little sister, Bacardi. They are demanding, impertinent, bratty and an absolute joy. Only other Sphynx families can understand what special little creatures they are, and how they completely take over your life.
My partner and I cannot imagine life without our bald babies, even though it would mean furniture with no claw marks and an end to litter on the bottom of our socks. We're actually working on potty training them using the Litter Kwitter -- keeping our fingers crossed on that one, as Bacardi is addicted to scratching in litter before she goes potty! She shows her displeasure of a decrease in litter (part of the process is to gradually reduce the amount of litter) by pooping on the floor!!! :tinysmile_angry2_t:
Looking forward to getting to know you all!
Aud