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This article is right on 'signs'. We've had several generations of country cats at our country farm house(India). Only female cats stick around house after mat
by lota-putty 7y ago
This article is right on 'signs'.
We've had several generations of country cats at our country farm house(India). Only female cats stick around house after maturing and eventually bear kittens. Male after maturing leave home, start fighting for alpha status and even killing younger/weaker males.
People often show-up to take away young kittens to raise them at their home.
Primary purpose of having cats here(country-side) is still pest control, house & farm rats. Hence, they're infested with fleas; we don't allow them inside house.
- howard941 7y agoI'm from a huge city and it surprised me when I left there to find this class of utility cats living pretty much independent lives on farms as ratters without any care whatsoever other than what water they get from the tubs supplying the farm's livestock and maybe a humane .22 round to end it all if their injured. My EE buddy with a real office and a farming background finds all cats nasty despite being an otherwise great guy (despite this attitude) and a dog lover.