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[llywela]

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's super-baby!

Layla-May has discovered Ruby. For the first four months of her life, she had no awareness of the dog whatsoever, but then one day she looked up and realised that her home was shared with this perambulatory bundle of fluff, and she was entranced. Since then, if Ruby so much as wanders across her field of vision she erupts into laughter and squeals of sheer delight. And lunges, trying desperately to get as close as she possibly can.


Ruby, on the other hand, maintains the same stance she's held all along, which is that she sees no point whatsoever to this very tiny human being that serves no practical purpose, and therefore ignores it as completely as she possibly can - even when it is trying to eat her ears! She'll change her tune as soon as Layla starts dropping food...

In other news, my cats continue cute!

Comments

[catsdownunder.livejournal.com]

2 legged and 4 legged kids. All adorable. Thanks for posting an update.

[thisbluespirit]

Aw, she's still v cute - and teh unimpressed expression on Ruby's face is just brilliant. And wait till she's toddling about and hair and tail pulling and everything... ;-)

Your cats look definitely too cute to be real!

[llywela13.livejournal.com]

When I first brought my Alfie cat home as a wee kitten, Poppy was two years old and had been taught by the ruffians next door to be afraid of all other cats, so I really wasn't sure they'd get along at all. I needn't have worried. Alfie had been loved and adored his entire life up till then so confidently expected to be loved and adored by everyone he ever met, and Poppy fell for it, hook, line and sinker. Six years later, they still adore one another!