A week later, the scratch is still clearly visible.It happened the day the cat and dog met up out in the little wood, as I described yesterday. I'm not sure the scratch did any good. It is slowly healing. Happy March!
01 March 2012
The scratch
Just one picture today: Callie's nose. Or snout. You can see the damage Bertie inflicted with the swipe of a paw.
A week later, the scratch is still clearly visible.
It happened the day the cat and dog met up out in the little wood, as I described yesterday. I'm not sure the scratch did any good. It is slowly healing. Happy March!
A week later, the scratch is still clearly visible.It happened the day the cat and dog met up out in the little wood, as I described yesterday. I'm not sure the scratch did any good. It is slowly healing. Happy March!
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I wonder if it has made any difference to their relationship.
Poor Callie... at least it missed her eyes! The next behaviour, if they are going to tolerate each other will be to act like spinsters forced to share the same dining table at their boarding house in the English South coast. Near each other... but not in contact!
2 of my cats have finally learned to tolerate each other after a few months of animosity....havent heard a growl in a while.....i think the older one finally realized the young new thing wasnt going anywhere....plus he grew to adult size & was harder to push around.....hopefully Callie will hesitate next time before giving chase!
Oh my :(
Skiing totally off-poste Ken... we bought some Toulouse soss from our boucherie today.... never seen him do them before [I wonder if he's reading your blog]... no garlic, no red wine... just what look like very nice coarse mince soss... look forward to trying them.
oh no! poor Callie! have you taught Bertie to say "i'm not a sheep!" yet?
;-)
Oh dear. If ever a look said "He hit me, Daddy, can I have a biscuit?"......
Channelling "Casa Blanca": "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship".
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