It doesn’t really look like it, but Yeti has over 2 pounds on Voya (11.5lbs vs 9.3lbs), so he doesn’t really have to try very hard to pull the wheel in his direction. And he’s just a stinker. He doesn’t even use the wheel much if Voya isn’t on it. He just wants to be ornery.
I hope you enjoy these adventure cat photos. I'm so excited that he loves doing this so much.
I have always wanted to have a Bengal adventure cat, and my little guy (1 year and 2 months) is doing a great job in becoming one! We started with leashed walks in our yard and feeding him treats in the car, and every time my old boi had to get his monthly shot from the vet, I brought the kitten on a leash so he could practice going to the vet and making positive associations there. Just before his 1st birthday, it finally clicked for him that we can actually WALK places if he just keeps walking, instead of laying in the road or sitting and staring. We've been on a few short adventures now and I'm so excited that he loves them. And so do I!
Yeti is behaving better lately. He and Voya are kept separate unless being supervised, and now that the weather is nicer, Yeti is getting a longer walk every single day, about a mile a day. Yesterday I took him to a local wildlife refuge/park for a walk. It was beautiful and we had a great time. Then he took a nice long nap when we got home and he went the entire rest of the day without chasing down any of the other cats or making any of them cry. This morning I took him for a neighborhood walk (about 2/3 of a mile) before work, and hopefully will do it again this evening. He loves his walks and it gets us both out of the house, and it seems to be the easiest way to wear him out.
Yeti (the snow Bengal) and Scruff (domestic shorthair) give you an exclusive teefs tour.