It's really another case of a poor pet for people to keep kinda like the pitbull bullshit. I took a couple male kittens from this lady at work. Cute little ****ers, but they were nuts. Just entertaining as hell, but they tore shit up something fierce, and I won't get cats declawed. Even if there was a fresh box and plenty of food, if I spent the night at my girlfriend's they would **** something up. If the schedule was normal, they were fine. If I went away from the pattern, they were monsters. Not going to tell the whole story, but I stayed out one night. They actually figured out a fairly complicated way to get outside.

I came home, one is gone. I looked all over the neighborhood and went through the house numerous times. Left the way out open to see if he came back, first night, didn't. Went to GF's to stay the next night. Came home the next afternoon. The bedroom door from the back entrance to the apt had been closed. As if on cue, as soon as the the doorknob rattled, guess who came down the hallway. Yep, he came back, and they had completely destroyed two rolls of toilet paper all over the apt. It was like "**** you buddy". Lmao.

They did so much fighting it was hilarious, then they would gas out and lay down together, only to do it again a couple hours later. I had done the two kitten thing before with an ex where she had gotten a brother/sister combo. They were entertaining, but nowhere near the same crazy level. Cats aren't really "pussy" pets.

I ended up having to take them to the farm because I moved and they wouldn't have been allowed, but they were probably best off being outdoors anyway.

This Ocelot stuff may look neat, but I don't think I would touch it.

Wild animals are wild for a reason. Sure I would love to have a Gorilla but it'd kick my ass up and down my house

That's not supposed to happen?

Just the typ.

My Cat;

http://i.imgur.com/fApxT6B.jpg

Farm kitties aren't jungle cats and are invalid for this thread.

<a href="http://photobucket.com/images/ocelot" target="_blank"><img src="http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c310/Womaninred/Ocelot.jpg" border="0" alt="ocelot photo: Ocelot Ocelot.jpg"/></a>

Not really, the point was they most likely would attempt to do damage to people if they were bigger at the time and not happy. The traits of behavior are pretty much the same, let's see you put two of those wild mo-fo's loose in an apartment. It's like a scale model.

Good looking cat.

The Oregon Ocelots sounds a lot better than the Oregon Ducks.

Expensive as shit also.

Is B14ckmon trolling this thread now? JFC.

Only a boxxy creep stalker would interpret me posting a picture of my cat as trolling.

B14ckmon, you've been on super ignore for a few months. I can't and have no desire to read your trolling. All I can see is when you bump this thread.