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    Have you seen our kitten?



    http://82.42.128.43/photos/gallery/v...ame=elmo_may04

    hopefully that pic/link will work (let me know if it doesn't)

    we've had him for about 3 weeks now - got him from the RSPCA - and my wife called him ELMO.

    he's fab - but he's a bit aggressive at the moment and he's grown quite a lot since these photos

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    cute cat i'm a bit confused with the title i thought you mean you lost your cat?

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    Ooh that's a lovely little kitten
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    Shouldn't you be posting pcitures to trees.....

    Nice cat though... How's he aggressive, has he been involved in football agro with next door's German Shepard

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    Cute beasty you have there mate, me girlfriend is gonna love the piccies, she's mad about cats

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    Nice one! I love cats myself, if you want my advice, make sure not to overfeed them- at one point ours was almost a stone overweight (equivelant of about 6 stone in humans ) but we have her on a diet now.

    Personality-wise, what kinda kitten is it? when we got ours it would hide under my sisters bed for days and only shoot out for food & toilet, took a long time for her to settle

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    it's just a domestic (according to the rspca) so dunno.
    it seems to be biting me quite a lot

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    LOL dw they grow out of that with age, all you have to worry about for now is any birds/rodents living in your garden that they'll insist on ripping to shreds, especially if they don't get the 'S N I P'

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    Quote Originally Posted by www.josh.org.uk
    it's just a domestic (according to the rspca) so dunno.
    it seems to be biting me quite a lot
    Nice little kitty

    A trick I have used with "overly playful" kittens when they latch onto my hand and laceration commences, is to blow in their face suddenly - they hate that and disengage.

    Never met a cat yet that responded to vocal commands, and hitting them is just cruel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Adams
    Nice little kitty

    A trick I have used with "overly playful" kittens when they latch onto my hand and laceration commences, is to blow in their face suddenly - they hate that and disengage.

    Never met a cat yet that responded to vocal commands, and hitting them is just cruel.
    cheers i've try that

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    hehe nice choice of name for a very cute little kitty

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    is it me or does he kind of have a wild stare going on in the picture...?!!
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    funky kitten. does have ait of a De Niro Taxi Driver thing goin on tho lol
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    My mum got her kitten from the RSPCA (well, its a cat now!) he is a bit aggressive as well...maybe the felines have some unresolved issues
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    Mine was from the RSPCA too (about 5 years ago) and he's a real softy

    He only bats me one occasionally, when he's playing or if I've been annoying him or something!
    In my experience, kittens are usually complete nutters!! I'm sure yours will grow out of the biting etc. He might just be playing... is he allowed outside yet? Mine got very frustrated when he wasn't allowed out, and calmed down a lot once he was able to go and explore the big wide world


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    Nice kitty. Looks like it needs a licking though


    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Adams
    Nice little kitty
    A trick I have used with "overly playful" kittens when they latch onto my hand and laceration commences, is to blow in their face suddenly - they hate that and disengage.
    Depends how old/smart they are. Theres a good chance they would just have a go at your face instead

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