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by clc29 on 23 January 2011 - 04:01
This is not a dog clip but it is super funny and I know that some of you who have cats can probably relate.
Wish this guy created dog clips.
Just make sure your volume is turned up.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0ffwDYo00Q&feature=email
embedded by a mod.
Wish this guy created dog clips.
Just make sure your volume is turned up.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0ffwDYo00Q&feature=email
embedded by a mod.
by Sunsilver on 23 January 2011 - 05:01
Oh, YEAH! I had a cat that was nearly as bad as this! He'd sleep at the foot of the bed until the alarm went off, then I never got a second's peace until I got up and fed him!
I once watched through nearly closed eyelids as the brat push a large stack of books off the bedside table. One time when I REALLY REALLY wanted to sleep in, I threw him out of the room and closed the door. There was a phone on a small table just outside the bedroom door. He knocked it on the floor, and since this was back when phones had real bells inside them, it made a very loud CLANG!
He was quite the character! He liked to beat up dogs, and would send my neighbour's Irish wolfhound packing with its tail between its legs!
I once watched through nearly closed eyelids as the brat push a large stack of books off the bedside table. One time when I REALLY REALLY wanted to sleep in, I threw him out of the room and closed the door. There was a phone on a small table just outside the bedroom door. He knocked it on the floor, and since this was back when phones had real bells inside them, it made a very loud CLANG!
He was quite the character! He liked to beat up dogs, and would send my neighbour's Irish wolfhound packing with its tail between its legs!
by nonacona60 on 23 January 2011 - 06:01
That is so much like my cat.....Since she is a spayed cat that came to the barn as a kitten, she has been living inside as a queen...She 5 yrs old now and needless to say, the warden and keeps everyone on their toes.....The GSDs know their boundries with her....But I love her....
Now what cat wouldn't want to be like this, sleeping on a bed on a white comforter, dead wieght and will not move for anything....MS ATTITUDE
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Now what cat wouldn't want to be like this, sleeping on a bed on a white comforter, dead wieght and will not move for anything....MS ATTITUDE
...by TessJ10 on 23 January 2011 - 12:01
My favorite Simon's Cat is the one with the fly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1qHVVbYG8Y
Why is it that, generally speaking, we tolerate behavior in cats we would never tolerate in our dogs? Is it because we know it's just pointless to expect any kind of respect for us and our belongings from a cat, so we just sigh and clean up the mess?
Why is it that, generally speaking, we tolerate behavior in cats we would never tolerate in our dogs? Is it because we know it's just pointless to expect any kind of respect for us and our belongings from a cat, so we just sigh and clean up the mess?
by nonacona60 on 23 January 2011 - 16:01
Thats true Tess,
I think we just put up with what they do because we just assume they aren't capable of being taught better......I really don't think we give cats enough credit for their intelligence.....My daughter at the age 10 yrs old taught a cat we had, how to do the obstacle course..Of course it was a mini course she had set up in our den....But still the cat learned the routine and learned it well...
I think we just put up with what they do because we just assume they aren't capable of being taught better......I really don't think we give cats enough credit for their intelligence.....My daughter at the age 10 yrs old taught a cat we had, how to do the obstacle course..Of course it was a mini course she had set up in our den....But still the cat learned the routine and learned it well...
by animules on 23 January 2011 - 17:01
Wonderful!!!! Thanks for sharing these. Simon understands cats.
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