Can two Birmans share a sunny loaf zone without turning it into a quiet turf debate?
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Molly
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Start the introduction early and let them sort it out on their own. Birmans are generally sociable and low-conflict, so two of them can absolutely share a sunny spot-they’ll likely just loaf side by side or take turns. The key is having enough space: if the sunbeam is tiny, one cat may inch over until the other moves, but that’s more of a polite negotiation than a turf war. Provide a second warm spot nearby as a backup, and you’ll rarely see any drama.
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