Meet Chloe.
Chloe is exceptionally adorable and she knows it. She is able to achieve maximum cuteness in the blink of an eye. She is a great communicator, as well. Her meows, purrs, chirps, growls, body language and wide eyes inform us instantly of her wants. It's a good thing she is so cute and communicative because she's, well...not the sharpest bulb in the pod.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not criticizing her. She wouldn't be our beloved CB (Chlo Baby) if she were brilliant. However, we do have to make certain allowances for her limited intellectual ability. For instance, virtually every day she has to re-learn how to operate the cat-flap from the hallway to the bedroom by watching the other cats come and go. When I installed a new flap from the hallway into the catbox room, I had to prop the flap open so she could get in and out. That was over a year ago. The flap is still propped open because she has yet to figure out how to work it.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not criticizing her. She wouldn't be our beloved CB (Chlo Baby) if she were brilliant. However, we do have to make certain allowances for her limited intellectual ability. For instance, virtually every day she has to re-learn how to operate the cat-flap from the hallway to the bedroom by watching the other cats come and go. When I installed a new flap from the hallway into the catbox room, I had to prop the flap open so she could get in and out. That was over a year ago. The flap is still propped open because she has yet to figure out how to work it.
