Posted 1 month ago
Dill is a sweet and silly pickle who took to humans and his new space easily, exploring and settling in on the couch the very first day. He loves cuddling and sitting next to you, though he is not really a lap cat and prefers to sleep on his own. He will patiently greet you when you wake up for breakfast and come home for dinner, and is not picky about food. He has a relatively quiet meow like a baby dinosaur that comes out most when hungry.
Dill loves a good play session when he has his daily zoomies. He loves chasing spring toys and bird wands, and being chased around until he retreats under the couch only to come out for more. He can climb, launching on to his cat tree or finding a path up to my dresser, but his favorite spot is just on the ottoman where he likes to loaf or curl up.
He's been around a small, friendly dog before; he is wary and territorial at first, but within a few days is more tolerant and interested in their presence, and I believe with time would get along fine with a calm dog.
Dill is a sweet and silly pickle who took to humans and his new space easily, exploring and settling in on the couch the very first day. He loves cuddling and sitting next to you, though he is not really a lap cat and prefers to sleep on his own. He will patiently greet you when you wake up for breakfast and come home for dinner, and is not picky about food. He has a relatively quiet meow like a baby dinosaur that comes out most when hungry.
Dill loves a good play session when he has his daily zoomies. He loves chasing spring toys and bird wands, and being chased around until he retreats under the couch only to come out for more. He can climb, launching on to his cat tree or finding a path up to my dresser, but his favorite spot is just on the ottoman where he likes to loaf or curl up.
He's been around a small, friendly dog before; he is wary and territorial at first, but within a few days is more tolerant and interested in their presence, and I believe with time would get along fine with a calm dog.
