You’d run tour hand through Andy’s floofy tail, too, if you could! (And he likes it, too!)
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A floofy tail must be different than a bottle brush tail. I get a bottle brush tail when I’m scared. Nobody wants to run fingers through it but a floofy tail would be really hairy. So you can get knots in it though. I wouldn’t like that. Wanna trade? My bottle brush for your floofy tail.
Both of my kitty boys are very tolerant of me doing this. Of course, I start at the head and end at the tip of their tails at first, then just concentrate on the tail. It doesn’t hurt that I “scritch” the top of the base of their tails, too, making the whole experience one of mixed pleasures.
Mom says she would pet that tail any day! Purr purr purr.
I could, too…and do!
A floofy tail must be different than a bottle brush tail. I get a bottle brush tail when I’m scared. Nobody wants to run fingers through it but a floofy tail would be really hairy. So you can get knots in it though. I wouldn’t like that. Wanna trade? My bottle brush for your floofy tail.
Tyebe
They don’t get knots in their tail hair for some reason, and the sensation of running a floofy tail through one’s hand is to touch silk!
And what a gorgeous tail it is!
It feels really pleasant to the touch, too! Soft and, well, floofy…!
I am sure! I play with Beba’s luxurious tail, too.
It seems most cats don’t like their tail toyed with… Not Andy! 😻
Both of my kitty boys are very tolerant of me doing this. Of course, I start at the head and end at the tip of their tails at first, then just concentrate on the tail. It doesn’t hurt that I “scritch” the top of the base of their tails, too, making the whole experience one of mixed pleasures.
The kitties have that beautiful Persian fur and floofy tails. One does have to look out for those klingons in the tail fur though!
Ugh! Yes, one does! They aren’t a problem at this point, but become worse the longer their fur becomes.