Hi guys,
Recently I had my first pet move in with me. It' a lovely white Maine coon kitten(male). Obviously he hasn't learned his name and the 'come' command yet but sometimes it feels like he is completely ignoring me or it might be that he's partially or complete deaf? It seems that white cats are all deaf on Google.. :/
A baer test is something that isn't around my hometown so I did some tricks such as:
- Clapping loudly nearby when he's sleeping
- playing cat noise on Youtube in the room
- Vacuum noise
- Walking up and from rooms
He all notices this, wakes up and is startled. Even when he's used to vacuum noises.
One thing I was wondering about this is that when I try to flick behind his ears(left and right), I'm not really sure if he hears them, through which side he hears them or that he should/should't be startled with it.
Any ideas?
Recently I had my first pet move in with me. It' a lovely white Maine coon kitten(male). Obviously he hasn't learned his name and the 'come' command yet but sometimes it feels like he is completely ignoring me or it might be that he's partially or complete deaf? It seems that white cats are all deaf on Google.. :/
A baer test is something that isn't around my hometown so I did some tricks such as:
- Clapping loudly nearby when he's sleeping
- playing cat noise on Youtube in the room
- Vacuum noise
- Walking up and from rooms
He all notices this, wakes up and is startled. Even when he's used to vacuum noises.
One thing I was wondering about this is that when I try to flick behind his ears(left and right), I'm not really sure if he hears them, through which side he hears them or that he should/should't be startled with it.
Any ideas?