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CAT Friend... VS Dog Friend

Trousers

Trousers

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silasraven said:
its an eagle it can fly away with it not far up but enough in the right direction to cause blunt force trama when dropped. again a laugh riot
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Some say cucumbers taste better pickled.


Helping a goat fall off a cliff is a lot different than flying away with it.
Golden Eagles can not fly off with a 40 pound animal.

People that let their cats outside are irresponsible.
 
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silasraven

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shit happens. my brother once shot a bird or at a bird with a BB gun and all we saw was feather he looked over the fence and he found nothing
 
Grandpapy

Grandpapy

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This is my "lil buddy". He thinks he's a dog.
He will walk around the block with me, but only twice. But does it everyday.
He chases deer, and keeps the gophers at bay.
Makes a sort of hacking noise when someone knocks at the door, and seems to detect someone at the end of the driveway before my black lab.
He will roll over on command. (he rolls on the floor every time he's been left alone and you first walk in the room) But it's cool to bring someone into my house, see the cat and say "Hello Little Buddy, he's such a good cat, watch, roll over!"
 
kelly4

kelly4

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Grandpapy said:
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This is my "lil buddy". He thinks he's a dog.
He will walk around the block with me, but only twice. But does it everyday.
He chases deer, and keeps the gophers at bay.
Makes a sort of hacking noise when someone knocks at the door, and seems to detect someone at the end of the driveway before my black lab.
He will roll over on command. (he rolls on the floor every time he's been left alone and you first walk in the room) But it's cool to bring someone into my house, see the cat and say "Hello Little Buddy, he's such a good cat, watch, roll over!"
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Now, if only my cat could learn to 'play dead'...Just kidding, I don't own a cat.bongsmilie
 
Bakatare666

Bakatare666

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Grandpapy said:
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This is my "lil buddy". He thinks he's a dog.
He will walk around the block with me, but only twice. But does it everyday.
He chases deer, and keeps the gophers at bay.
Makes a sort of hacking noise when someone knocks at the door, and seems to detect someone at the end of the driveway before my black lab.
He will roll over on command. (he rolls on the floor every time he's been left alone and you first walk in the room) But it's cool to bring someone into my house, see the cat and say "Hello Little Buddy, he's such a good cat, watch, roll over!"
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I had taught my grandmother's cat not to climb on the hood of my El Camino, no matter how cold it was outside, and I only had to show it once when I bought my truck, that the rules were the same, then the cat used to curl up on top of my front tire inside the fenderwell when I got home at night.
 
Total Head

Total Head

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gioua said:
only ONE way to control a cat...

WATER SQUIRT BOTTLE!
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i used to think so, but my cat is the most defiant little bastard i've ever met. he will stand his ground, ears back, eyes squinted, and take every blast of water and stare me down. the only thing that works (for now) is if i give him one of those shrill angry alley cat meows. he hates that and he leaves. every cat i've ever owned hates it with a passion and goes running with their belly on the ground.
 
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bde0001

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Trousers said:
Cats owners that let their cats outside are terrible pet owners.
Cats that stay inside live longer and healthier lives.
Cats kill over 4 billion animals each year in this country alone. They are an invasive species. Cat predation is one of the reasons why one in three American bird species are in decline. Outside cats sometimes do not come home. There is a huge problem with feral cats world wide.

If you let your cat outside you are fucking up nature and shortening the life of your cat.

Why would you do that to something you love?
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my moms street cat loves going outside...he actually likes it and will cry to go outside. Its freedom for them.
 
Bakatare666

Bakatare666

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Total Head said:
i used to think so, but my cat is the most defiant little bastard i've ever met. he will stand his ground, ears back, eyes squinted, and take every blast of water and stare me down. the only thing that works (for now) is if i give him one of those shrill angry alley cat meows. he hates that and he leaves. every cat i've ever owned hates it with a passion and goes running with their belly on the ground.
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1) Hiss and stare
2) heavy objects hurled in their direction
3) Fly swatter
4) Backhand
5) Foot
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Last time the cat climbed on my El Camino after telling it repeatedly I was tired of looking at paw prints on my windshield, I finally blew a gasket, and picked it up by the scruff of the neck, and started yelling at it.
When it scratched me with the back claws, it was on.
I tossed it about 6 feet high, and as it came down, I drop kicked it about 20 feet.
After that, I had no more tracks, and no more ass marks on my hood.
I went to a friend's farm one afternoon, who had many ferrel cats, and we went to the farm truck, as he told me about the cats liking to sleep in the engine compartment, and he was surprised that none had gotten caught in the belt yet.
As we cranked the engine, we heard a funny thumping noise accompanied by a screeching and howling.
When we opened the hood, there was the twisted leg and tail of a cat still stuck in the belt.
HIS indoor cat however, that was like a dog, would go to the door to go out to piss or shit, (then scratch at the door to come back in if you didn't see him sitting outside the window and let him in) and liked to walk up and down the driver's side of his truck.
After seeing my friend ride off with me a few times, would climb up and down the passenger side of mine.
 
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fdd2blk

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our cats are inside-outside cats. we have cat doors on all our doors. we found 2 of them in the backyard 10 years ago. they were only a few days old. they are about as healthy as a cat can be. we have another we found abandoned at the end of our street. he had a broken leg and i think someone dumped him because they couldn't afford to help him. we immediately took him to the vet. that was 5 or 6 years ago. we also have a shelter rescue. they told us not to allow her outside because she would get hit by a car. it's been 3 years and she's fine. she never even goes to the end of the driveway. we also have a stray that calls the cat house in our backyard "home". the cat house i built 5 years ago. it's 3 stories with a ramp to the roof. he loves it here. we also feed about half a dozen random neighborhood cats that come for the free treats.

to lock a cat in the house is animal cruelty.
 
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bde0001

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thats fucking terrible to just leave it with a broken. leg....They should have dropped it off at a animal shelter...
 
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