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Free Cornish Rex
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Julie-anne
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Re: RE: Free Cornish Rex
Cornish Rex's are usually very affectionate and active. They normally get along well with children as they enjoy the attention and energy levels. Your children will love him as they keep their playfulness throughout their life.
pythoness said:
Cornish Rex's are usually very affectionate and active. They normally get along well with children as they enjoy the attention and energy levels. Your children will love him as they keep their playfulness throughout their life.
pythoness, I wouldn't really take the risk with a 2 yo..... I would hate for your child to get scratched.....
Julie-anne, He is going to thrive with alot of love from people..... He just can't stand other cats.....
Once he settles, he would be perfect.... I would be keeping him, if he didn't bash my cats up
Mind you he would have to remain indoors.... He was kept in a cattery his whole life, and I don't think he would do well outdoors
Matt
Julie-anne, He is going to thrive with alot of love from people..... He just can't stand other cats.....
Once he settles, he would be perfect.... I would be keeping him, if he didn't bash my cats up
Mind you he would have to remain indoors.... He was kept in a cattery his whole life, and I don't think he would do well outdoors
Matt
Julie-anne
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I love all animals and would only have love to give him but in reality i really can't afford him (i know he's for free, but i mean food, toys, litter etc). I would love to take him in but would hate to take him away from an even better home just because i want him for myself.
Sorry hun, would help if i could, but i'm in brizzy If you love him, try keeping him sepeperate from the others, in a seperate room, and only have him out once a day, if he's cattery stock he will be used to much smaller living spaces, it will take a few weeks, but eventually your cats will get on, eventually. i've had many such experiences in the past, being someone who takes in strays and such, and they will all get along eventually. And if not, your local paper is the best way (imho)
he is very beautiful. i had a rex when i was a kid, there awesome.
If you love him, try keeping him sepeperate from the others, in a seperate room, and only have him out once a day, if he's cattery stock he will be used to much smaller living spaces, it will take a few weeks, but eventually your cats will get on, eventually. i've had many such experiences in the past, being someone who takes in strays and such, and they will all get along eventually. And if not, your local paper is the best way (imho)he is very beautiful. i had a rex when i was a kid, there awesome.
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