Part two.
Cat
Tra-ta-ta, tra-ta-ta, it's boring in the house without a cat!
If you decide that you urgently need someone, then his appearance will definitely not be boring! A warm, purring, curious kitten will make your life more interesting and more troublesome. The kid will explore the house in all the ways available to him: by the nose, by the tooth, by the claws. There are no barriers! Curtains, sofa backs and armchairs, window sills with flowers growing on them, and the contents of wardrobes will be thoroughly sniffed, searched and scratched.
After a very short time, when there is not a single corner that has not been explored, the fuzzy will decide what he likes and, with a regal air, will accept a living space from you as a gift. Exactly. Cats have an amazing ability to be royalty, regardless of size. The king will demand food, attention and affection, regardless of your fatigue. He will lie on your bed and haughtily watch you return from work, and he will be interested in only one thing: whether you have brought his Majesty something delicious. If not, then the squeamish expression on the cat's face will say more eloquently than words everything that the cat thinks about you.
The cat sincerely considers you to be his, and not himself to be yours. And you'll have to learn to respect your new friend's personal space.
And domestic representatives of the feline family have an excellent memory and are eager for revenge if they consider themselves offended by you. Their revenge is usually terrible. Starting from stripped furniture and wallpaper, ending with completely barbaric acts – turning shoes and other things no less dear to your heart and purse into a toilet.
But if you are lucky enough to really make friends with a cat, then this friendship is worth a lot! Cats can be excellent conversationalists and purrs of anti-stress, defenders from mice and shadows, as well as relievers of headaches and chest warmers for bronchitis.
And sometimes your new friend needs to be washed, have his claws cut, and take him to the vet. Not all cats tolerate the above procedures with dignity, some consider this an act of treachery on your part and ignite an indispensable desire for revenge (see above). But, unfortunately, you can't do without these rare procedures anyway, so you'll have to negotiate. And you will need to show maximum diplomatic abilities to lure the king, who does not want to bathe, out from under the lowest sofa.
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