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All Mokave kittens are raised with my big 110-pound German Shepherds. They have no fear of other animals and are non-aggressive towards anything that does not try to hurt them.

Introducing Mokave Cats To Your Children

Mokave cats and kittens seem to enjoy children... they're usually very gentle and sweet towards younger children and playful with the older ones. And, of course, the kids love them!

Before introducing your new kitten to your children, make sure it has completely bonded with you first. See First Day:  The Bonding Process.

Once bonded, your kitten will look to you as 'pack leader' for guidance in reacting to new experiences. If you're calm, kitty will be, too. Most Mokave kittens take to children right away but some require a more gradual approach. Start out with some petting and a bit of playtime until kitty feels comfortable. No loud squealing, screaming, or sudden grabbing moves, please, as that could startle your new kitty and maybe make it fearful of your kids.

A cat's hearing is five times more sensitive than human hearing so be sure to provide a quiet space for your kitten for nap times... but don't be surprised if kitty prefers to sleep with you or your kids!


Photo Examples Mokave Cats with Kids

Mokave kittens are hand-raised in my home to ensure their sweet and friendly nature. They're indoor family pets with the energy to keep up with your kids!


Mokave Pet Parents:

"Naya and Adelaide are great together! Adelaide is usually trying to eat Naya's tail but she doesn't mind a bit. We're excited they get to grow up together... they were born just a couple weeks apart. Naya is very active and affectionate."

Eric M.   Dothan, AL

"Milo likes to play tag with me and the boys. We run down the hallway, hide in a room and wait for him to come find us."

John W.   El Cerrito, CA

"Our Isis is a wonderful addition to our family. She sleeps with my husband and I up in our room every night. She cannot be without her people. Sheba and Isis both have taken to crawling under the covers to get close to their humans. In the morning, they rub on our faces to wake us, they roll over and act cute for us, and if that doesn't get us up and going then they resort to head butting."

Frank & Kim Z.   Brookfield, IL

"We are pleased with our Mokave kitten. She is now about 15 weeks old and she is full of energy and mischief. Her favorite games are tag-with-the-kids and peek-a-boo."

Kim Z.   Brookfield, IL

"Critter is great with kids; I have a nephew that is 10 months now... my Mokave kitten will let him do anything to him and he just takes it."

Sarah W.   Norfolk, VA

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Introducing Mokave Cats To Your Pets

Mokave cats and kittens usually view other pets as potential playmates. However, these cats will defend themselves if attacked so it is important that your existing pet is never agressive towards your new kitten.

If there is tension between your old pet and your new one, keep them in separate rooms and run your hands over both pets several times to exchange scents. By blending your scent with both pets, it makes it easier for them to recognize each other as part of a pack. Gradually introduce one pet to the other. If necessary, place one on either side of a sliding glass door or window, or cage one of them, so that they can see each other without feeling threatened. It should not take long before they are best buddies!

CAUTION:  Never leave an adult dog alone and unsupervised with your new kitten; even friendly dogs have been known to accidentally injure kittens during play or pursuit.


Photo Examples Mokave Cats with Other Pets


Mokave Pet Parents:

"Ash and my poodle are now the same size. He loves playing with the poodle and chases all over the house with the Boomer, my corgi. They have a blast."

Debbie J.   Caynon, TX

"Sabrina is doing very well and gets along with all the other animals. Sometimes she even sleeps with the dogs. I can't get over how much she purrs. At night she lays on my chest and purrs us both to sleep. She really likes my Bengal and Maine Coon. They like chasing each other around the house.

Sabrina likes to fetch. Its a ritual at bedtime; she will bring me her toy and drop it by my feet and I have to toss it. She will play until I get tired."

Jim B.   Macomb, MI

"Mulan is the best cat I have ever had... Her personality is just so loving and playful; she loves to tackle my little dogs and to follow anyone."

Adrian H.   Fresno, CA

"Zeus is such a warm and loving guy. He has become the adopted son of our other cat, Sasha. They groom each other and give love bites. Zeus is a very chatty cat and loves being talked to as if in a conversation."

Jennifer G.   Mayport, FL

"Tora is about 9lbs now and is doing very well. She is jumping on the dog like he is prey, and the dog is getting younger chasing her. I can't thank you enough because Tora makes us very happy."

Eddie & Izumi P.   Chicago, IL

"Jack is so sweet. He is in love with my old dog, Sparky. Sparky and I go to bed around 9:00 pm, and when Jack realizes we are in bed, he comes to bed and snuggles with me first and then with Sparky. Goes back and forth all night. Sparky has given up trying to get away from Jack and lets Jack snuggle around his tail.

When I do I put Jack on his leash, we only go a little ways from the apartment, getting farther away each night, because he heads for home. He's pretty good at running up the stairs!"

Kitty N.   Portland, OR

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