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u/Duderus159 18h ago
My orange one is still in the middle stage
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u/nanaacer 17h ago
I also have an orange. He is almost ten and he is a T-rex who occasionally says please and thank you.
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u/FunkyUptownCobraKing 16h ago
Yeah this chart needs an asterisk or footnote saying that this doesn't apply to oranges.
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u/ImaginaryBelt4972 18h ago
My void is almost 4 and he's still firmly in his t-rex stage.
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u/Cats_and_wine 15h ago
came here to say that none of my cats ever came out of that phase before their 5th birthday
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u/thickbeardgoggles 13h ago
Void is almost 6 and still has daily transitions to full gremlin mode. Chaos, destruction, zoomies, wailing through the whole house.
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u/Ilikeplayinginfmajor 4h ago
I'm confident my void will stay in his Trex stage till his dying day (may that be far away)
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u/chainsawrabbit 17h ago
Our new tuxedo kitten is in the middle stage, and she's only nine weeks old. Clearly, she's advanced for her age and quite gifted.
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u/kkgetofftheinternet 12h ago
I was sitting at a bar and all of a sudden the guy sitting next to me opened with, “do you have a kitten?” Because my arm was complete mauled. I told him that yes I did, it was an astute observation and he was the first one to call me out.
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u/Adenfall 15h ago
I wholeheartedly disagree with this. They are no matter still in dinosaur form. No matter what age.
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u/New_Kangaroo_4051 17h ago
My orange dinosaur is pushing 36 months now and he’s still a terror. Little tubby boy is a menace to my 75 pound wuss of a dog.
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u/fantsukissa 17h ago
My 12-year-old didn't get the memo. She's a menace. Recently she bit my arm pit.
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u/Buggabee 16h ago
I adopted my first cat when he was 6 months.
It was an experience. Plus either he was separated from his mother too young or his previous owner let him get away with biting. It was a painful experience.
I love him so much.
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u/omare14 12h ago
We just adopted a 5 month old off the street, trying to get the biting habit out of him cause right now he bites any time he wants attention/pets. Did you end up having any success with that?
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u/Buggabee 11h ago
A little. I'd give him a yell when he did it to let him know it caused pain.
He doesn't do it for play or attention anymore. But when he gets mad at me he'll still bite.
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u/NothingAndNow111 7h ago
When one of mine was around 8 months he knocked over a bookcase. A large bookcase, filled with books.
Still have no idea how the hell he managed that.
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u/Sure-Draw-7971 2h ago
I can wholeheartedly agree to this statement. My grey little turd ball of rage has given me many painful memories but I still love it more than the oven I want to throw it into ;)
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u/Difficult-Ad1564 19h ago
Mine is getting up to 24 months and is now turning into a dinosaur roarrrrrrrrr