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That does make a lot of sense the 2 males are way more active and I can see how they move like prey to her. I adopted this mal as an adult she was already 6 years or about to be. So I wasn’t her first owner and so I don’t know what the dynamic was in that household. This is likely an imprinted learned behavior with a previous cat. I just wish I could find a way to make her keep her distance without the use of an ecollar all the time for positive punishment in order to make her understand that she needs to give that animal space. I’m basically forced to “crate and rotate” them by putting the 2 males in a bedroom while the mal is loose in house.
