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| My family has an extensive vocabulary of cat-language, which my grandma, aunt and mom called Kyn Language. When a cat assumes this position, the Morses/Anglins call it making a loaf, or sitting in a loaf. |
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| This is called a half-tuck, because only one paw is tucked under his chest. The back part is called the haunches. If they are fluffy, they are said to have haunch feathers, or haunch fezzers. |
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| Feeding time! The lovely sisters Hoff fed these skinny babies their pancakes and bacon! |
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| Cold lampin'. |
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| Scruff-faced beauty. |
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| Look at that little chest! Poor bb. Stay tuned for more kyn language, some of it gets pretty weird! |
don't forget the ever-famous "cookie". or furdy chest.
ReplyDeletewhat do these mean????
ReplyDeletethe cookie is the dotted part where the whiskers come out, on either side of the nose. when kitties get very playful [like stella], their cookie gets really puffy.
ReplyDeletethe furdy chest is a rough-and-tumble sort of look. like bertie's belly hair.
For posterity....great job.....xox
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