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Old 04-06-2008, 07:49 PM
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hi, my coon is now 14 months old, she used to carry my socks around the house and we thought she may be pregnant,but she wasn't, we have since had her spayed, but now she has moved on to bring things home, so far we have had, a pair of ladies socks, 2 slippers, a large slice of ham and a gents sock! why is she doing this? our other coon, she is two and a half and brings home the normal birds and mice, I am begining to worry about what my neighbours are thinking about things going missing, does anyone know why she is doing it?
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Re: maine coon behaviour

Sorry can't help, I don't let my pedigree cats out to wander the streets.
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Old 04-06-2008, 07:59 PM
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Hi,

That is so funny, not sure why she is doing it really,does you present you with these gifts lol,maybe she is just trying to impress you with her retrieval skills.I am sure if your neighbours were bothered about it they would let you know.It sounds like she just likes collecting things.Sorry I can't be more helpful, have you got any pics of her.

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Old 04-06-2008, 08:12 PM
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.I am sure if your neighbours were bothered about it they would let you know.
I would imagine the neighbours would appreciate their belongings back though!
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Old 04-06-2008, 09:23 PM
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I would think they were at the most risk from being carried off!
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Old 05-06-2008, 05:49 PM
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Re: maine coon behaviour

There are a lot of anecdotal stories of MCs retrieving things. My male MC likes to carry around a screwed up 3lb flour bag but the female shows no interest.

Thinking about it these cats were bred for snowy conditions - maybe they carried their food to their lair. Do the Norwegian Forest Cats retrieve too?
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Yes, they do, but not the neighbours stuff, cause they don't go out. They're too precious to let wander the streets
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She's just bringing back presents for you!
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Re: maine coon behaviour

I can't give you any advice.

My cats have brought me mice, birds, rats and a hen. At least yours brings you useful presents. I think she's rather sweet.

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Re: maine coon behaviour

HI wqe have a 8 month old main coon and it would be impossible to keep him in buyt we do not leave him ou tat night.
We just get the sual birds and mice just a lot of them
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