About the same. Non aggressive kitty curiosity until they hiss and growl at him then it is on. Hoping it is just young male cat recently fixed dominance issues. He gets scared easily by noises. And gets really freaked out by the black ferals when they come up to the deck screen door. I think maybe he got beat up by one when he was coming into the yard before the rescue.??
Could just be hormones, that takes a few weeks and a form of cat PTSD from living as a stray and within a few a months he'll be a different kitty. Perhaps keep him separated for longer to avoid negative interactions with the house cats
You are right. He is supervised only and just walked across the room as I type this. Locked down while we sleep and at work. He seems more happy and lovable when in the Catification room. The first room he came to know. It is his sanctuary until things level out with him. We are already seeing signs of that. He licked a plate clean along with Sammi Jo earlier that I had eaten off of. No growls or threatening postures. Huge step forward mee thinks. πβ₯οΈπ
Sounds good! I have had neutered males move in with me that were aggressive outside but after a few months, they ended up being the laid-back cats that got picked on
About the same. Non aggressive kitty curiosity until they hiss and growl at him then it is on. Hoping it is just young male cat recently fixed dominance issues. He gets scared easily by noises. And gets really freaked out by the black ferals when they come up to the deck screen door. I think maybe he got beat up by one when he was coming into the yard before the rescue.??
Yeah, what the kitty said...
Could just be hormones, that takes a few weeks and a form of cat PTSD from living as a stray and within a few a months he'll be a different kitty. Perhaps keep him separated for longer to avoid negative interactions with the house cats
We both agree π―%
You are right. He is supervised only and just walked across the room as I type this. Locked down while we sleep and at work. He seems more happy and lovable when in the Catification room. The first room he came to know. It is his sanctuary until things level out with him. We are already seeing signs of that. He licked a plate clean along with Sammi Jo earlier that I had eaten off of. No growls or threatening postures. Huge step forward mee thinks. πβ₯οΈπ
Sounds good! I have had neutered males move in with me that were aggressive outside but after a few months, they ended up being the laid-back cats that got picked on