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Post by kidpsych on Feb 18, 2013 15:07:35 GMT -8
Hi There, my name is Kristen and I am getting on a waitlist for one of Arlene's kittens. Does anyone have children (other than their furbabies) and can comment on their cat's (or cats') relationship with children.
Thanks in advance, Kristen
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Post by sugarshack on Feb 18, 2013 19:26:22 GMT -8
Hi Kristen and welcome to the forum!! Arlene's babies are the best! We do not have kids but our Scooter is good around everyone. He is easy going and wants to be where the people are, so you should not have any issues at all with him/her being around kids. These cats have the best personality in the world.
Hope this helps!
Sugar
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Post by Dan on Feb 18, 2013 19:40:10 GMT -8
Howdy Kristen!
We have two members with the same name now, only the other is spelled with a C, Cristen. How cool is that?!?
As Sugar said, Scoots is just so chill, I know he would be fine with kids. Nothing ruffles him, he is everyone's friend. If you're talking about your own children, I'm sure your new DLX kitten will be fine. These cats are Smart! They learn fast, acclimate fast, and grow fast.
Nothing better than kids and pets growing up together...
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Post by kidpsych on Feb 18, 2013 23:40:28 GMT -8
Thanks for the welcome and the replies. Dan, I like your signature!
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Post by ron on Feb 19, 2013 19:23:12 GMT -8
Hello Kristen. Welcome!!! Fun is only beginning.  |
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Post by Jackie on Feb 23, 2013 10:10:07 GMT -8
Welcome Kristen...our cats a bit shy of children only because they have not been exposed to them. Anyone else they are great with.
We've made it a rule never to play with them with our hands. Feathers on a stick is about as close as we get. This way, they don't recognize a hand as a toy and they have never bit anyone when they are getting a pet.
They have been a wonderful source of entertainment for Ron and I and a hot topic when we have guests.
Hope you pick up 2!
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