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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm the OP again.  Thanks for the advice about getting a female, and not a kitten.  My cat is very bossy with her people, so I wouldn't want to get male if they are really more territorial than females (my dd used to sleep on her top bunk, but had to move to the bottom because the cat took over the top and likes to sleep stretched out across the bed, haha).  My cat is basically a normal "street cat"; my friend found her sitting under her car in a mall parking lot when she was a baby.  She is just basic brown with stripes, not a fancy breed or anything like that.

My friend's cat who we will "borrow" on Monday is a Ragdoll girl, supposedly a very calm breed.  We'll see how my kitty reacts.  [/quote]

Good luck! Although some posters (myself included) have some negative ideas about this situation, you have great odds that it will work out fine. I've had a lot of cats in my life, and although some fight like cats and dogs (who typically get along better than cats and cats :) ) some have been become best buddies. [/quote]

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