It seems to be the case with my crew. Is that generally true?
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Are Females More Vocal Than Males?
lkitsch
Jul 30, 2005 06:55 PM
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gocatgo
Jul 31, 2005 11:48 AM
>>It seems to be the case with my crew. Is that generally true?
It seems to be opposite in my case. I have 3 females and one male. It's the male who walks around, meowing, all of the time. Maybe it's because he's a himalayan which is part siamese and siamese are very vocal, so I've heard.
I think that it might be more breed related than sex related.
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kristi62870
Aug 08, 2005 07:21 PM
my male and one of my females are very vocal and my other female is quiet as a church mouse! haha. They are domestic cats.
I think they are just like kids, I think every cat is different, no matter what breed they are (although I have heard certain breeds are more vocal than others definitely).
Hope that helps!
Kristi
kristi62870
Aug 08, 2005 07:26 PM
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PhinsAndGills
Aug 11, 2005 02:19 PM
Mine are "chatterers". Now my female has a more prounced voice than the male. His chatter is much higher pitched and more "kitten-like" (they are a little over a year old.) He's only noticeably more vocal at feeding time... it figures... he weighs 5 lbs MORE than her, too!
