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Feb 3, 2018 7:50 AM

Meowjestic

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Pussy heaven

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Glamourpuss

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Anyone waiting for the majestic floof to be booped by a snowflake?

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Name doesn't check out. Sorry.

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I can still here the song in my head!

8 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Meow!

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Oh God.. The fps... The definition... The cat... I don't think I can wear anything but white anymore.

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That squint though.

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This is a Norwegian Maine Coon, she’s owned by a guy called Alex. And he really is great at documenting his cats:)

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I thought they were separate breeds (Maine Coons and Norwegian Forest Cats). So there are combos?

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Oh my bad, hehe! It’s a Maine Coon, and it’s living in Norway:)

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Royaltycat

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Video doesn't work

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mature content

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Majestic AF! truly , a gorgeous beasties. Upvotes all around.

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Expected mlem

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atleast ye waited a day or two before reposting.

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GLORIOUS!!

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Winter coat..

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@RepostStatistics

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Majestic

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Does snow actually fall like that? ( never seen it I live in californa)

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No wind and the right conditions, yes.

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Different kinds of snow fall differently. That snow looks to be the large flaked kind, so yes. It falls slowly and gently like that. Pretty.

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No it is not enjoyable at all, unless you are a deranged psychopath. Snow can be fun, but for the most part is a complete pain I the ass.

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Majesticest of floofs

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I'm pretty sure literally everyone's first thought when seeing this was

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@OP

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!6 HOURS AGO @OP

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THIS WAS ON FP YESTERDAY SHAME ON YOU

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1600 people didnt see this on fp and sorry if i don't spend that much time on imgur to notice.

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Suck a dick

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What type of cat is this?

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Need advice: 2 yr old male (neutered) cat yowls every night for about 2-3 hours. I Haven’t slept in months. Vet won’t help me. Ideas?

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He may need a lot of exercise before you go to sleep.

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Contrary to popular belief, (indoor) cats do need to be played with to expend their energy, especially if they’re a solo pet. Play with him

8 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

He is either trying to initiate play because cats are partially nocturnal or he is lonely and calling for another cat or he is sick.

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Do you let it sleep on the bed/ in the same room as you? If not, maybe try that. Otherwise let it, it will learn and stop eventually.

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*otherwise let it continue crying

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You need to tire them down by playing, if not they have too much energy.

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Young males are usually full of piss & vinegar. High energy, high prey drive. How many minutes or hours a day are you playing with him??

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

He gets outdoors time, usually an hour or two but he’s not very interested in play

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get a laserpointer.... the rest will come naturally....

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Have you watched Jackson Galaxy TV show My Cat From Hell? There's a lot of good information there

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Cats are naturally hunters and can be very territorial. Some need a ton of exercise. Some need a lot of high shelves/rests to play on.

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There may be other cats outside or wild animals outside that he is meowing at

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Or maybe something unseen inside

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I have two male cats that did the same thing for a year plus.

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I feel your pain I feel like I didn't sleep for a very very long time

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When cats get a little older a lot of times they do calm down

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Thanks. Outdoors help so much but it’s so scary to me: I don’t want him to wander off!

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I let them outside now which helps a lot but it's extremely risky, animals and cars will kill your outside cat very very quickly and easily

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Hope you have pet insurance.

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My cat does the same, our solution: trying to play with him and give love before bed, give catnip bites from petstore (like weed for cats)

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But best thing has been showing him that it is bad - so saying his name sternly and if it’s really bad taking him by scruff and spraying in

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The shower. This isn’t enjoyable for him and also licking themselves instinctively calms cats down.

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Never EVER confine a cat and then punish it. Holding and restricting a feline and then harming it or scaring it is NOT effective training

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Da faq you talking about confining mate. Last time I checked spraying a cat with water and letting him lick himself calm isn’t harm. Gtfo

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Scruffing or holding onto a cat while punishing it at the same time will be considered confinement to the cat.

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