I supposed it's just more fun with the play field is level.
These two play pretty hard and things get pretty heated-- there's always a lot of head-locking, butt-biting, ear-nomming, big smacks and loud thuds.
They're really testing their limits right now, and someone often takes it just a little too far . Most matches end with a cry from the losing opponent.
"That's enough brother! That's ENOUGH!!!!"
Tempers fall quickly though, and cuddles soon follow.
Wouldn't be a sibling pile without tussles and wrestling. Ask my three sisters!
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ReplyDeleteA truly typical sibling experience...at least in my experience as the (of course) faultless older sibling.
ReplyDeleteMy two boys are more grown up (3-years and 1-year-old) and they still wrestle like this!
ReplyDeleteAre Spud's eyes staying blue or still changing? That first picture is the epitome of innocent looks from both of the boys!
ReplyDeleteNicholas: "I'm not doing nothin'! I'm just hugging him, really!" XD
DeleteLove it: Russell "the Spud" vs. Nicholas "the Belly."
ReplyDeleteI just love it when kitties wrassle!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat nice, round, sturdy little boy kitties! We recently adopted a two-year-old male cat to keep our three-year-old boy Kitty company, and they've just gotten used to each other enough to start the daily play wrestling. It's a joy to watch.
ReplyDeleteThe whole kitty war cry thing just confuses the heck out of me! My boys wrassle sometimes at night, when the more energetic of the two starts a match with the big lazy one. But the instigator is also the one who does all the yowling! I don't know what's up with him.
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