Late night drama. 
For the record:
#notMyCat went face to face with Napoleon who didn't move. Backed off and both accepted snacks. More staring. Then he came round the back of the chair and hissed at Napoleon who finally retreated upstairs. #notMyCat stayed at the bottom. Was picked up and put out
#notMyCat went face to face with Napoleon who didn't move. Backed off and both accepted snacks. More staring. Then he came round the back of the chair and hissed at Napoleon who finally retreated upstairs. #notMyCat stayed at the bottom. Was picked up and put out
So...
POSITIVES: Napoleon stood his ground. This gave #notMyCat considerable pause for thought (as I've said before, he's a posh-boy playing street kitty and he knows it). Napoleon clearly still willing to be friends.
NEGATIVES: #notMyCat still not willing to share house.
POSITIVES: Napoleon stood his ground. This gave #notMyCat considerable pause for thought (as I've said before, he's a posh-boy playing street kitty and he knows it). Napoleon clearly still willing to be friends.
NEGATIVES: #notMyCat still not willing to share house.
It's all slightly frustrating as I know a single swipe to the head from Napoleon would put #notMyCat in his place. He'd then accept the status quo quicker.
But maybe we'll get there.
But maybe we'll get there.
Stupid thing is that if there was a way to tell #notMyCat that his snack supply depended on being nice to Napoleon, then he'd shrug and do it in an instant. Dude has simple goals in life. I respect that.
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