True Leopard cats (from Asia and parts of Indonesia) are protected by law and
cannot be brought into the US. They’re probably hybrids, which are known as
Bengals. Bengals are the result of outbreeding between a Leopard and a
domestic cat, and until you’ve outbred to the F4 (fourth filial genera
About the only times I knew cats to 'talk' were when mother cats would call the
kittens
to put them away for the night, or the way two toms tell each other it's time to
open a
can of whoop-ass.
Mitch.
> On July 5, 2015 at 1:04 PM Dan Penoff via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> Cats don’t “speak” any
Hey Max you must be over in Yurp!
Friends have a pair of these Asian tiger or leopard cats or something,
they are half house cat and half wild whatevers from Malaysia or some
place, and look sorta spotted leopardish. Anyway, they are wicked smart
and are actually fairly tolerable and quite en
Yes, my wife brought an Italian speaking cat to our marriage. "Scopa", which
means broom, would immediately cause the cat to run for cover. My
mother-in-law used a broom to administer correction; brandishing a broom would
have an even greater effect.
Once we went to Wisconsin to visit my mot
om high-pitched, friendly tone
to low-pitched more aggressive-sounding tone.
Wilton
- Original Message -
From: "Dan Penoff via Mercedes"
To: "Okie Benz"
Cc: "Dan Penoff"
Sent: Sunday, July 05, 2015 1:04 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT - English-speaking cat
Cats don’t “speak” anything, as they don’t have the physical mechanisms to form
speech as we know it. What I have always found interesting is that for the
most part, cat’s don’t vocalize as a part of their social behavior in the wild
a great deal unless threatened or injured. Most of their com
