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My cat has a little bed next to my computer on my desk. At night, he sleeps with me on my bed. During the day, while I work, he is in his spot next to my computer, where he is now, purring as I type this post.
I had to make him a "bed" otherwise, he was spreading out and had his head on my keyboard, which caused problems. Now we both have our special area. If I have to get up and go to the laundry machine or step into the bathroom, he often follows.
How about your cat? Does your cat have a desk bed like mine?
Nah mine owns the whole house. He just wanders over the keyboard when I'm working or if I'm reading in bed he'll walk on the book or get in my face until I give him a push then he'll sit down right in the light knowing damn well I can't read when he does it... I'm prety sure I'm his pet and not the other way around.
SHe learned from her "brother", Buster. He knocks things over when he wants to eat - which is earlier than scheduled. She just does it to make room for herself! They also argue over who gets the cable box (very warm site).
Try to see the monitor, there's kittybutt in the way. Have to reach around one cat or the other to get to the keyboard. And doesn't someone love to rub up on my right hand when my finger is poised over the left mouse key? Do you have any idea how much work I've lost or how many odd web pages I've been to because my mouse clicked when the cursor was in an odd place?
They have beds all around the house, but never seem to be in one.
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