a dodo story Cat hisses at

a dodo story Cat hisses at his new sibling He's not even doing anything, Pearl. He's just sleeping. With every fiber of her being, Michaela she hated her new little brother. Michaela Pearl did not sign up to be another sister, and I mean, I definitely get it. Tarang Panchal Who wants constant meowing? Tarang Panchal Dodo Producer What? What? Be nice! Be nice! Obviously there was a lot that Pearl was having to get used to, and I know what you're already thinking: "They should have separated them. They should have did all the introduction steps." Rest assured they already were doing those things off camera. We supervise them 100% of that time. She had only-child syndrome. She said, "This is my mom. This is my dad. This is my house. This is my dad, this is my house. Get out." Pearl was quite the little Sour Patch kid. What's crazy about this is that a couple years ago, Pearl was actually a stray cat who literally walked right into their home and never left. We assume that she had to take a fight or flight stance on things. As time went on, she started to open up and show us that really sweet side of her. At this point, Pearl was safe. She had a home, two human servants and was even starting to show her sweet side. Everything should be good, right? She has plenty of toys, but I was noticing she was very bored. When we play kitten noises on our phones, she's very, like, intrigued. So when we brought Hank home, we thought she would be a little more open minded. About a month and a half in, Hank ran under the couch, and she actually laid on her back for the first time, showing her belly. That was her first step into getting used to having Hank as a little brother. It was such a relieving experience. These days, Pearl finally has what her parents hoped she'd find, a little brother who she can play and grow up with. She is not bored at all. She is not bored at all. Their dynamic completely encapsulates big sister energy and annoying little brother energy.