While kittens can be nerve wrecking at times,they have brought a lot of joy & laughter. Each one is developing their own personalities and they are so full of life and energy.
Seally is still the talker. He is his mother's son. DE always has to anounce everything and isn't shy about saying "I want it & I want it now". He has also aquired her habit of sleeping with his head in the water dish. Maybe that explains why it seems like he goes out of his way to get baths. All the kittens have gotten baths but Seally & Frosty both needed 1 to remove poop stuck in their bloomers & then Seally needed one because he fell out of the truck & he got diesel fuel & grease all over him. I guess boys will be boys. LOL
Frosty not only has out grown Seally but has taken over the roll of Mr Personality. As soon as he hears the lid come off the food canister,he comes running & jumps in & helps himself.He was also the first kitten to discover the top bunk & had no problems in joining his Uncle Flame & stealing his food. He is by far the best kitten out of the 9 looking from a show/breeder perspective.
Rinty not only has caught up in size to his sister but now looks like a kitten & is a carbon copy of his Uncle Shy Boy.I really expect him to be the largest out of the litters at maturety. He spends more time in my lap than any of the others and can often be found sitting on my shoulder & snuggling into my neck. Just watch out for those love bites on the chin & ears!
Tear Drop is Little Miss Attitude. She can be a little jumpy like her mother but will throw herself in the food dish & growl to keep the others away. Doesn't work but she tries. Don't know where this attitude came from in her. She's a sweety otherwise and the most likely to be curled up to me when I wake in the morning.
The other female really hasn't set herself apart & I still haven't named her. Both girls have decided that Rinty had a good thing going with the lap & are spending more time in my lap.
All the kittens have a blast with the tent. It's a miniture version of a people tent & I'm constantly having to set it back up as they move it all over & pull the poles out of the keepers. They also love climbing the safety net.
It's just hilarious how they can be going like mad then 10 seconds later be out cold,just colapsing wherever they are at the moment,just light someone throwing a light switch. They are just as likely to nap beside me or on me.
Dreamer,who just started acting like a kitten about the time these guys were born has just loved having playmates.