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I have this big cage for the rats and Egor likes to sit and watch them.
My other rat, Annie, used to bit Egor's butt. I would sit in my recliner with Annie on my shoulder and Egor on my lap!! But Annie was an extraordinary rat. My three girl rats that I have now are very timid. I try to take them out one at a time and spend time with them.
Actually, I have posted a little video of the girls in their cage under my post "My Little Angels".
Sorry I don't mean to babble on about my rats. But I just love all my babies!!
Last edited by wendywenpet; 12-27-2006 at 11:00 PM.
My aunt had 23 cats, 2 dogs and a bird all in the same house. The bird sang continually on a cage suspended just above their large cabinet TV (remember the kind that was a piece of furniture in itself. Somehow, the cats never bothered the bird and the dogs never bothered the cats. I suppose after all the dogs knew they were outnumbered, but I never did figure out how that bird lived so long. It was there in plain sight and with the TV cabinet under it, it was also in easy reach. I guess my aunt just had a way with animals. I don't even remember her home being "dirty".
We have a parrot who says, "Here, kitty, come on, kitty!" Three of our cats have been raised with the parrot, and will sit on the table next to his cage, and press the top of their head against the cage. Our parrot, Conway, runs over and nibbles at them. They all love it.
Another time, I watched Conway shell and eat peanuts, and fling the shells out for the cats, who used them in a sort of hockey game on the floor.
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