http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/01/25/cats-dogs-equally-intelligent-new-research/ This could be revolutionary!
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Why would the cat want to fetch your stuff? "Get your own stuff monkey-boy."
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You are not a real cat. If you were, you would have ignored me and treated me with the contempt, you think I deserve.Xcusme, you said something?
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Now that is domestic cat like. In the end, they just have to demand attention!After 4 days of silence
(insert contempt there)
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......and they often have delusions of grandeur.
Gotta disagree with you. I have actually had 2 cats that fetched for me - as long as it was the crumpled pack from my brand of smokes. My wife and I thought it cute untill Jenny (our female that fetched) decided that she wanted to play whilst we were otherwise occupied. She managed to get my attention with her claws to an area best left to the imagination. She was declawed the next day (by a vet) but remained an avid fetch-kitty until she passed beyond the veil a few years ago.
But you are right in the assessment that one never truly owns a cat, they simply allow you to care for them.
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The cat purrs. This makes a big difference
I disagree. My Bengal plays fetch with rubber bands, he knows how to open the fridge (it's only cute the first 2 times), and he happily walks on a leash.
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If you had doubts
Personally, I do very often ball games with my cat. He prefers to return the ball to me without moving
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Personally, I do very often ball games with my cat. He prefers to return the ball to me without moving
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Hey! I have a cat just like this one, only mine is not so playful.
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We also had a lot of dogs but since my Grandfather last hunting dog died My G mother said he dont want to clean the court after them. (we living in a story house separate homes) So we don't.
cats dogs? We always have them around us.
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Yup. The damn Bengal also actively hunts large dogs - hence why he is walked on a leash!
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Somehow i always had cats followed me around even in the streets, some of it in my childhood, came with me to the bus stop every morning, when i went to shcool. You just need to know how to handle them.
So much about this matter.
That much is true cats are more independent than dogs, and not so easy to teach them tricks. But you know what? I like it in this way.
Silliness aside; we have 4 cats at the moment and two dogs. The dogs are a Lab/German Shepard cross and a Yorkie. The bigger one is brilliant with all but one of the cats and she is a long haired black female; who is so aloof, she does not get on with anyone or anything. We have a small black and white female, who is friends with everyone and has a beautiful personality, a proper lap cat. We have a male bruiser who pops in when its cold, but mostly lives next door; due to the free food he gets there and we have a one eyed tortoiseshell male, who I believe he thinks he is a dog. He lost his eye at birth and had to be sort of separated from the litter and so spend a lot of time with the dogs in early life. Now he wanders around without a care in the world, he never eats with the other cats and only eats out of the dogs bowls, but again, has a brilliant personality and is always rubbing faces with both the dogs. The Yorkie is the biggest issue, as she just has to chase the cats at every opportunity and when she does, Arry has to join in and the one eyed cat, seem to run along with them as well, like he is caught up with the excitement.
They all have there own personalities and we love them for that.
They all have there own personalities and we love them for that.