Zoe has a strong prey drive. She is also very playful. Sometimes it’s hard to tell whether she’s chasing Mollie or trying to play. In Leah’s eyes, it tends towards chasing, but I think there’s a strong element of play. Play that involves chasing, but still, play.
I caught them in the room we call our office Sunday afternoon. Mollie likes to lie in a chair in the sun, and Zoe likes to lie on the floor next to the air conditioning vent.
They were completely at ease. Neither was paying any attention to the other.
There was such a great difference in brightness that it was almost impossible to get a decent exposure for both at the same time.
They do look comfortable and relaxed in each other’s company. Sweet photo. Hope all is okay there and your knee is feeling better.
Robin — They actually get along pretty well most of the time. Zoe chases Mollie, and she runs, which just encourages Zoe to chase more. But in the end, Mollie knows it’s all in fun.
A week and a half after getting shots and my knees feel 10 years younger. That means they aren’t a young man’s knees, but they don’t hurt all the time. And I can stand up without 30 seconds of extreme pain after sitting for a half an hour to eat.