ya know, someplace in cyberspace there's a message board with a
heading, "OT--why does my human DO this?" written by our cats. i'm
not sure i want to see what odd things THEY comment upon
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MaryChristine
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Nina, you make me smile! I will be
sure to watch carefully the next time we are out stalking
socks! Miss is a real sweetie, and
she loves fetching. She used to jump very acrobatically, but
alas, her weight prohibits her from it now.
Sandy
That's so very cute! What a doll-baby! I
Cricket used to play fetch with his "toy". It was
some feathers attached to the end of a plastic stick.
He would bring it to me and I would throw it and he
would bring it back. If I tried to use it like a
tickler, like normal kitties like, he wasn't
interested in it. Only fetching and also jump
Lora,
Take the milk ring from him and roll it on the floor. My guess is he'll
run after it, retrieve it, and bring it back to you for more play! You
may need to encourage him to bring it back the first few times. My
Ursula loves those dumb rings too.
Nina
Lora wrote:
Jenn,
LOL. Our Baby
That's so very cute! What a doll-baby! It sounds like Miss is
bringing you fresh sock kill for you to learn how to hunt! I think
that's so adorable. Have you tried playing with some of the smaller
objects she brings? She's probably a good fetcher. Momma ferals, I
guess house cats may do i
Jenn,
LOL. Our Baby Mason does this! :) Only he prefers
plastic milk jug rings.
Late at night (or early in the morning, depending on
how you look at it) he walks through the entire house,
room to room, meowing to himself with this stupid ring
in his mouth. Neither are any of the other cats around
In a message dated 11/29/05 11:24:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Do you
think the dog is trying to tell you that the cats are driving him nuts because
they bother him when they are out of water?
Who knows with Lucy
Maybe she finds it entertaining watching t
LMFAO Sandy! Do you think the dog is trying to tell you that the cats are
driving him nuts because they bother him when they are out of water?
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I don't know why, but it sure is cute! What a cool cat! My Snowshoe carries
things in her mouth while meowing loudly, and looking around frantically like
she thinks someone is going to take it from her, but she never brings the item
to us, she just walks around meowing with it in her mouth. I
Sandy that is so cute,just consider it a loving thing.My Maizee used to bring milk rings,hair ties and even knee hi to me in the middle of the night.I am just glad she never caught a mouse.I am sure it would have ended up on my pillow.I woke up one night and had a nylon on my pillow and it scared t
Sandy,
Aw, that is just "too" cute.
Can't even think of why she's bringing you gifts though... It is
quirky as you said, but very endearing too. I'd feel very "honored".
All I ever get is "whacked" on the head with the water bowl ( a
very large stainless steel communal bowl). Yes, heaven
Title: Message
I know this is off topic, but I have a burning
question that i'm hoping someone can answer! Maybe shed a little light!
Why does my cat do this:
My oldest female Miss is constantly bringing us
*gifts*. She does this while meowing very loudly. We always know
when she is c
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