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Originally Posted by foreverwar
Ex-girlfriend of mine had a very large cat (no double entendres intended, thank you), which use to like sitting in the dormer bungalow window upstairs. It then used to jump on people as they came up the driveway past the house.
Oh, the laughs we had (and obviously, the defibrillation for the shocked visitors of a nervous disposition).
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Similar to my above post, my Cat has another little game he likes. All our pets sleep in the same room, and when I get up, I let them out and get breakfast for them. The cat runs straight down the stairs, hides near the bannisters then smacks our yorkie (with his claws retracted) round the head. The Yorkie is apparently surprised by this every time.
The cat occasionally tries it on our Westie as well, but she normally attacks him if he does, which has resulted in me having to break up a few fights.
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Originally Posted by Maggy J
I still don't like anyone trying to make cats anything but what they are...declawing is a disgusting habit and why have a cat if you can't accept it is what it is.If you want a dog to train buy one is my suggestion to these people...
And people who keep a pet cat permanently caged should be shoved in a cage themselves.  |
Agreed. I personally consider my pets to be as much part of the family as any human (and the pets apparently consider me to be part of their pack). I wouldn't cage any pet, partly because, as I stated earlier, I consider them to be part of the family (and I wouldn't cage any of the human members) and partly because, in the case of dogs anyway, they will only consider where they live (the cage) to be their territory.