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The diCATatorship ©

Welcome to the diCATatorship page !

Here, you’ll discover unspeakable truths about our mustached dictators: anecdotes, rules suddenly imposed without warning, sometimes useful tips… and sometimes completely useless stuff (but we post it anyway).

And if one day this page is empty ?

It means the Cat King has taken over the keyboard.

I’ll resume posting as soon as His Majesty decides to move… ©

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What you can no longer do once you have a Maine Coon :

  • Opening tilt-and-turn windows! (Definitely a death trap).

  • Leaving the front door wide open when bringing in groceries (you might lose more than just a carton of milk).

  • Going on a spontaneous vacation (your new roommate has very specific demands).

  • Spending without counting (because when kitty gets sick, you’ll need to care for them, it’s now your responsibility).

  • Throwing yourself onto the bed or couch without checking for a little furball hiding under the blanket (spoiler : it’s there).

  • He won’t be able to walk around naked anymore (tea bags and fishing rods are his favorite live toys).

  • There are plenty more things, but I wouldn’t want to scare you away… ©

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What you can do, and fully enjoy, with a Maine Coon :

  • Farting under the covers: he’ll jump, but never judge you.

  • Never being alone in the bathroom again (your privacy becomes a very blurry concept).

  • Talking out loud without being considered crazy (you’ve got someone to confide in).

  • Having the perfect excuse to come home early at night (and say no to some parties).

  • Staying in your pajamas all day (as long as his bowl is full, you can look messy).

  • Feeling your heart melt when he rests his head on you (even if you haven’t felt your leg for 30 minutes).

  • Bragging because you have a cat with royal blood (the kittens from Chatterie de la Reine Oly). ©

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