CoolSphynx
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Dobby, the sphynx i babysit, is laid back and mostly toothless (he was a rescue). Some of the Sphynx tales posted here about biting and beating up folks in their sleep are making me nervous. You are all so humorous and good natured in your bite reports that I can't figure out how serious the biting is in the breed as a whole. I think I'd be a too scared to sleep if the Sphynx I eventually adopt will pierce my nose in my sleep...(snuggles are one of the best part of being owned by a cat so I jut coulldn't lock my kitties out of the bedroom)
so i guess my question is for folk who've had sphynx for a long time -- do they grow out of the biting attacks? i have trouble sleeping as it is, so maybe i'm overly sensitive to the sleep stories
so i guess my question is for folk who've had sphynx for a long time -- do they grow out of the biting attacks? i have trouble sleeping as it is, so maybe i'm overly sensitive to the sleep stories



humping my arm? ok so I told him no my husband laughed and leo went to sleep. So again just a bit ago he started doing the same thing to my leg?
He has never did anything like this before, what the heck! Some people that come over already think our cats are strange how do I explain this
I keep telling him he will have to get his you know what chopped but he doesn't seem to care! I just hope he doesn't start doing it to company:Laugh:


Sorry Leo but 1 husband is enough for me!
2 is enough for us.
At night, all I have to do is grab the pillow and he runs off. Then he comes back and nestles in for sleep. SO I KNOW he KNOWS better
He also only ever does this to me, not my husband. I have no idea why, must be a guy thing!