Can a Singapura's tiny size hide a huge opinion about household routines?

Absolutely. I’ve lived with Singapuras for years, and their small frames-rarely over five or six pounds-are absolutely misleading. One of my girls, Mila, rules our morning routine with an iron paw. If I’m five minutes late for her 6:30 AM breakfast, she’ll sit on my chest and pat my face until I get up. She’s not just vocal; she has a precise order for everything-the litter box must be scooped right after, and her water fountain needs fresh water before I even think about my own coffee. Ignore any of that, and she’ll rearrange my desk by knocking off pens until I comply. You’d think a cat that size would be easy to overlook, but with a Singapura, you quickly learn that routine isn’t just a suggestion-it’s a non-negotiable contract.