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Your Pet's Idiosyncrasies

james t kirk

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I am sure that there are quite a few Pet lovers out there in terb land. My observation in life is that those who love women, also tend to love animals.

Myself, I have a couple of cats. Not planned, just worked out that way. They are both older and were headed for the incinerator unless somebody took them in, and I figured what the hell. I always had dogs and cats growing up and had been sans pets for quite a few years figuring I didn't have the time, etc. to look after animals. Well, I must say, I feel a lot happier having these two puddies around. The only problem is that they are two older females and they want to kill each other, so I have to keep them apart.

The one has this funny habit that when she hears me on the computer in the other room, she comes and winds herself around my feet and generally makes a pest of herself until I get up and then she runs out of the room and depending on her mood, will either run downstairs (feed me) or into the bedroom (give me attention.) She makes me laugh. Also, she is terrified of rain, and thunder just about sends her round the bend. If it's raining out, she disappears to under the bed and tucks herself in a corner and will NOT come out for hours after the storm has passed. The other strange thing she does is when she uses the litter box, she tends to balance herself right on the edge to avoid stepping into the box for some reason. I have never seen a cat do this before.

The other cat is the most elastic cat I have ever seen. You can bend her 360 degrees and in every direction. It's like she doesn't have a spine. And she can cram herself into the smallest opening. For some reason, this cat loves to play hide and seek. You come into the room and she runs and hides under the furnature, then as you walk by she reaches out with her paw and swats your foot, then runs out and jumps onto the couch and wants to play fight. She could play fight for hours, while the other one has no interest in it whatsoever.

Anyway, that's a couple of my pet stories. Wondering if anyone else has nutty animals at home.
 

Kitty

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My cat has a foot and cardboard fetish :p
He also like to jump in the bath tub with me.
He is the only cat I know that likes to take a bath.
 

great bear

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Kitty said:
My cat has a foot and cardboard fetish :p
He also like to jump in the bath tub with me.
He is the only cat I know that likes to take a bath.

Ahh Yes. The old two kitties in the tub routine.
 

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I have two cats and a dog. My "kitten" (can't really call him that anymore as he is 2 years old and 20 pounds but, meh!) has had a hard time adjusting to the new dog, so he will sit in the closet near her food dish and as she tries to eat, all you see is this black paw come out of the closet and smack her on the nose. When this first started happening, she would stop eating and look around trying to figure out what hit her, now she just ignores him and goes on eating.

The kitten has also developed this insatiable desire to sleep on my chest at night. 20 pounds of extra weight tends to wake one up as it is suddenly hard to breathe! If I try to roll onto my side while he is on my chest he will walk on me (kind of like a log rolling thing) until I stop moving, then he lays along my side. One of the cutest things he did with this was when I was stuck in bed after my surgery, he laid on my chest and reached out a paw and layed it on the side of my cheek, in an oh so very cute comforting way.

My other cat is 12 years old and weighs 5 pounds, but when my dog is chasing the kitten around she will stand right in from of her (my dog weighs about 50 pounds) and hiss and swat at her until she gives up on chasing the kitten.

I haven't had my poochie long enough to notice an really idisyncrasies about her yet, though she is very particular about her walks. She seems to think that once she has done a "number 2" that that is some signal to start racing back home. The first few times she did that, she almost pulled me off my feet!

*kisses*
Kassie
 

tboy

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Great stories, here's mine:

I used to work in the trade show business and had an exhibit coming down in Vancouver. The equipment was sealed in a trailer and taken to edmonton. There the tractor was swapped and was forwarded to Calgary. There it waited about a week and was loaded onto a flatbed rail car. It took about 3 days to get here in toronto where it sat in a yard for about a week. The whole trip was about 3 weeks before it arrived at our back door.

Upon opening the trailer (the security seal hadn't been broken) I got a call to go to shipping. Upon unloading the equipment we found this skinny, dry, no whiskers, funny looking little bundle of fur (with a lot of it falling out). He was so dry that when you pet him great clouds of dander wafted up.

To make a long story short I took him in, fed him, watered him and after any number of bathings, found out he is grey and white and looks like sylvester. I took him to the vet a couple of days after getting him home and he was about 9 months old, had been neutered, and turned out to be a great pet. Though he does like to drink out of running faucets, dips his paw into water before drinking (someone told me strays do this in the wild to check puddles to see if they are drinkable), he too hates it when I'm on the computer and bugs me to no end to get off, he has a couple of girlfriends from down the hall that he gets to visit every now and then, and sometimes wakes up in the middle of the night and forgets where he is.

Oh yeah, one more thing, ever since I got a big screen TV he used to love to watch hockey. I guess it was all the rapid movement but he'd sit there for the whole game (even accompanying me to the fridge etc. during the breaks lol).
 

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I have a cat, We took her mother in from the shelter and a few years later a litter of 3 kittens was born, we kept her and her mother. Her mother got hit by a car and we had to put her down. My cat really does not have anything really special bout her, she is a neat and tidy cat, does not cause trouble and once in a while likes a bit of attention, she has friends and loves to go outside and always comes home before her curfew. She likes to eat the cheap walmart catfood, and goes crazy for sea food.

the only thing that is a bit odd and i guess she inheritted this from her mom is that she loves to sleep on paper that is ontop of a soft cushion. Put a layer of paper on my bed and she will love to sleep there. It was a bit bothersome when I was in school and did my homework on my bed because she would always be ontop of my work.
 

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james t kirk

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bishop said:
I have a cat, We took her mother in from the shelter and a few years later a litter of 3 kittens was born, we kept her and her mother. Her mother got hit by a car and we had to put her down. My cat really does not have anything really special bout her, she is a neat and tidy cat, does not cause trouble and once in a while likes a bit of attention, she has friends and loves to go outside and always comes home before her curfew. She likes to eat the cheap walmart catfood, and goes crazy for sea food.

the only thing that is a bit odd and i guess she inheritted this from her mom is that she loves to sleep on paper that is ontop of a soft cushion. Put a layer of paper on my bed and she will love to sleep there. It was a bit bothersome when I was in school and did my homework on my bed because she would always be ontop of my work.
My one cat LOVES tuna.

She knows what the cans look like and the second she smells it, she starts to sing at the top of her lungs. She makes me laugh cause most of the time, she's a silent cat, but crack open a can of tuna and she discovers her voice. It's actually only slightly more expensive than a can of cat food (ugh, can't stomach that stuff) and I figure a hell of a lot better for her (and my nose.)

Strangely enough, the other cat is very nonchalant about tuna.
 
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