Both- When it is meal time they both mew and become overly affectionate so watch your feet. If Loki takes his time eating and Peanut is finished, she will come and try to take his food and he will walk away, but if she leaves him alone he will eat all of his food. They are both litter trained, but Peanut has been testing the rules here and there. I would suggest a closed top box for them because they both end up throwing litter out of the box when they go to cover their business. They have both been in the bath tub and seem fairly docile as long as you keep a hand on them and they both become very comfortable wrapped in a towel while getting dried off and purr. Neither shed all that much and keep each other clean. Both seem to like laying under the bed or between the couch and shelf, Peanut more so than Loki. I have only had one "mishap" with them here and that was when they were first finding their little hiding places and knocked over a lamp, other than that, nothing. They like little toys and play with a scratching post I provided (just in case so the furniture wouldn't suffer.)

 

Peanut- shy and reserved. She loves being scratched on her jowls and around the ears so much that if you begin petting her back or belly she will take your hand in both her paws and move it to her head and even move your hand from one side of her head to the other. She is dependent on Loki and seems to get finicky when he isn't in the same room. Peanut likes to goad Loki into play fighting with her in which they eventually just lick each other. She gets really excited about the laser pointer. Peanut does not really like to be picked up but she will let you carry her more often the longer she is around you. Peanut likes having a little alcove where she can "hide"; it could be under a bed or between a couch and shelf, as long as she is mostly surrounded.