So I had to take several pictures.
Shortly after taking this Nick started grooming Yukon. It did not end well. Hissing was involved, so I intervened.
Thanks for stopping by!
~Lisa
A little cottage in Maine sharing joy, beauty and humor through felines, canines, feathers, flowers and a few other things.
Oh my! Good thing you have photographic evidence. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe don't snuggle up together, and any grooming session quickly degenerates into a tussling match in our house!
Grooming sessions don't end well in our house either! We love that photo!
ReplyDeleteSometimes our grooming sessions end up in wrasslin' matches too!
ReplyDeleteWe love that picture - we only curl up together when it's really cold.
ReplyDeleteLuv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Yeah, grooming here often leads to trouble too!
ReplyDeleteWell it was good while it lasted.
ReplyDeleteAt least you got the evidence!
ReplyDeleteEvidence is a good thing. Helps you to know you weren't hallucinating.
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I see my male cats engaging in grooming, I separate them immediately 'cause it NEVER ends well.
I love it when things like that happen.
ReplyDeleteHissing is fine. Its when fur gets loosed that there is a problem.
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