Calliesmom
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I can see the Min-Ian doing that

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Sounds like he trusts you now and considers it his home. Now you get to see the real Ian lol!Funny thing is when he first came home I had to lay by him to encourage him to eat or he wandered off. So far he only goes straight up. No furniture....yet. I think some of that is Spitfire is not a jumper and with his fatness (sorry buddy you WILL be thinned down) and arthritis he just does not even get on furniture. I do see challenges ahead though, we are already working on the coffee table is off limits as is all stuff on it.....Of course when Angus was a puppy he pulled a Monty and launched into the center of the coffee table scattering stuff.
he'll be ready in no timeSomeone was in my lap at lunch time. He launched off me like he has see Spitfire do. Of course he crashed and of course Spitfire watched and gave no sympathy. He is fine but is not ready for leaping yet.

He was now he is in the you picked me up, petted me, now I will give you the eyes of cuteness and chomp you. Then wiggle until you put me down to rampage. Rampage is fine but the brat stage worries me. Is he wandering because he needs out or is he resisting collapsing from a rampage.....As athletic as Meadow is it took her until 8 months to finally jump up on the bed. Jumping down was fine if you picked her up to put her on the couch or your lap. Glad to hear Min-Ian is willing to snuggle a bit.