Poll: Cat Genders

tanadashoes wrote:
We have noticed that there are behavior differences between
the two genders.

That is, when you manage to notice what gender they are.

"Granby" wrote:
At our house we have two females and 1 male

Piglet, a female, who ran from under a brush pile when lighted to burn, a
small kitten dropped by her mom in a move to be safe from coons. Was a close
call as her first bath was to get rid of the gas smell. Piggy is a Siamese
(?) mix. She was my husbands dog and was constant companion the last two
years of his life. She tolerates me as I feed her but I know she isn't my
cat.

Aaaaaaaahhhh! How terrible it would've been if she didn't immediately
run out!

On Jan 14, 7:49*pm, Takayuki wrote:
tanadashoes wrote:
We have noticed that there are behavior differences between
the two genders.

That is, when you manage to notice what gender they are.

You are NEVER going to let me live that down, are you?

Pam S. with a big grin

tanadashoes wrote:
Reading Phoenix's post I saw that she has more female owners than male
ones. Until recently we were owned by more males than females, which
has recently evened out. Ok, what genders of your owners, are there
any reasons to be owned by one gender over another? I'll start out,
whether that is ok or not.

Boyz all the way for us! Both my boys are so affectionate and loving
and sweet. I've looked after girl cats and my MIL had a nasty female
biting cat - and I"ve found that they can be a bit more territorial and
diva-like.

After saying that, I'll bet that the next master that picks me will be a
girl

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Everything OK, Ann?

Joyce


In rec.pets.cats.anecdotes Ann wrote:

[long religious post deleted]

Joyce

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Piggybacking, but

Smokey (RB) - neutered male

Mistletoe - spayed female

Rex (dog) - neutered male

Sam, supervised by Mistletoe

tanadashoes wrote:
Reading Phoenix's post I saw that she has more female owners than male
ones. Until recently we were owned by more males than females, which
has recently evened out. Ok, what genders of your owners, are there
any reasons to be owned by one gender over another?

One girl, one boy. I don't know, it just seems right to have one of
each. It seems to be a trend in my family. My sister has one of each,
and so does my brother. My other sister and my niece have two boys and
one girl.

I agree with what many have said, neutered boys tend to be more
laid-back and affectionate, while girls are more active and demanding,
but it's the same as with every other attribute you can make to a cat;
never say 'all girl cats are demanding' or 'all boy cats are laid-back.'

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Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

wrote:
Everything OK, Ann?

Joyce


In rec.pets.cats.anecdotes Ann wrote:

[long religious post deleted]

What on Earth are you talking about, Joyce? Ann just answered the
question and described how she got Abby.

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Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

Marina wrote:
wrote:
Everything OK, Ann?

Joyce


In rec.pets.cats.anecdotes Ann wrote:

[long religious post deleted]

What on Earth are you talking about, Joyce? Ann just answered the
question and described how she got Abby.

I wondered the same thing Marina - she says "long religious post
deleted" and the post is to both this and another newsgroup though.
Didn't see a long religious post from Ann!

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Susan M wrote:

I wondered the same thing Marina - she says "long religious post
deleted" and the post is to both this and another newsgroup though.
Didn't see a long religious post from Ann!

Neither did I, but I didn't notice the other newsgroup, either. Thanks
for pointing that out, Susan.

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Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.