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[quote=Anonymous]Agree with others that there is no sex-based difference for spayed cats. They are who they are. My current two, a male and female, are both extremely dog-like in their friendliness and desire for company. The male cat always wants to be with me, and will sit behind me with his paws on my neck 100% of the time if I’m sitting. Will even try to do this with dining room chairs (he’s not the most coordinated or spatially aware, so I have several scars from these efforts.) He likes our youngest son, but has no interest in DH or the older two. The female cat chooses me first if I’m around, but is otherwise an equal opportunity snuggler. When it’s wakeful times, she patrols the house and catches insects and the occasional mouse. When she’s tired, she wants to be on a lap or have the maximum amount of skin to fur contact. [/quote]
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