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    We adopted one, and he is just different. If he comes to you he is ok. If you to go to him, he freaks out. I don't know what besides a loving, trusting, home with food in his belly, could help. I think they just have a general distrust of people, and may always be squirrely. Compared to my purebred cat, personalites are night and day. I think due to the way they are raised. She grew up confident in a loving home with a full belly, and plenty of toys to play with. I think socialization from an early age, and taught to trust people from a early age by momma helps.
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