Is it possible for cats to have ADHD? What about Schizophrenia? We if they can, I think Dexter definitely has at least one of those. That can is crazy. He's constantly running around, attacking my limbs, eating my chords, attacking my clothes. He even tries to jump and attack my face when I'm trying to go to sleep! I have to hide all my appendages under the covers and have my head face the wall in order to escape him! He doesn't listen to anything I say. Ever. I even tried yelling at him in Korean, and that didn't work either. I can't even pet him without him thinking I'm trying to play and have him attack my hand (same goes when I'm typing on the computer. I can see him eying me right now) He usually goes crazy for an hour or two, then konks out and takes a nap, which he looks like he's about to do. Op, nope, he went for the hand. This cat is a little bastard. I'm trying something new today though. The trusty squirt bottle of water. I feel bad doing it, but everything i've read says it's the best way to train your cat, and it doesn't hurt them. But he looks so frightened when I do it. I feel bad. But then he tries to eat my toes, so I nut up and let him have it. Hopefully he learns quickly, before my patience with him runs out.

Here's a video of the little bundle of joy. He doesn't actually appear until about 30 seconds in