Whilst rearranging the furniture in the Manor the other day, I recalled how Raspy would always want to “help“.
She was fascinated with how perches were connected to the Manor bars & if I started to unscrew something she was there in seconds, either perched on my fingers doing the twirling or on the perch I was attempting to remove.
When I cleaned the Manor bars with a cloth, both Raspy & Atilla would be wanting to chew it as I moved it up & down, left & right. Atilla still likes to do this.
When changing the Manor bottom papers, my head would be in their large front door, wiping around & cleaning. Raspy was always first to position herself so she could pull at & chew my hair. She would also climb onto my back as I was bent over.
It would take forever to clean or change anything!
The puddings have always taken personal interest in every change, however small, that I have made to their environment. In contrast, I have noticed that the toyboys leave me to the cleaning & rearranging & do not interfere at all. In fact, they will often go off & sit on the window perch & wait for the maid to finish. If Atilla is not out busy chewing the chair, then she will stay put in the Manor to check progress & occasionally sit on the outside perch where she is able to reach across & pull my hair & then remind me of her ‘helpful’ little sister….
Puddings & Toyboys 
The sausages are just like the toyboys – sit by the window, shouting along with the hoover, and waiting for the maid to finish!
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Dare I say “typical of the male of the species”? 😀
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