Does you cat come in without playing silly ruggers?

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

Our tiger is available on collection.

GlynD

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth wrote: »

Our tiger is available on collection.

What is "our tiger" and what relevance does it have to this discussion?

Meteor

Funny how dogs are obedient and normally predictable i.e. being by your side, where cats want to be the boss!


How to get control back?


Cats sulk if they don't get their own way as well!

tealady

Meteor wrote: »

Funny how dogs are obedient and normally predictable i.e. being by your side, where cats want to be the boss!

Cats dont want to be the boss, they ARE the boss. Get the hang of that and you will get along fine with your furry management.

aileth

I always find it funny trying to get our cat's attention, calling him by name, making kissy-sounds etc, and as soon as I start doing it he looks away on purpose, acts like he's ignoring you and totally not bothered, and then when you stop doing it he'll 'meander' over at a very relaxed pace, sort of like, "I am ready to come over now, human. I shall not do it at your beckoning."

I_luv_cats

aileth wrote: »

I always find it funny trying to get our cat's attention, calling him by name, making kissy-sounds etc, and as soon as I start doing it he looks away on purpose, acts like he's ignoring you and totally not bothered, and then when you stop doing it he'll 'meander' over at a very relaxed pace, sort of like, "I am ready to come over now, human. I shall not do it at your beckoning."

Oh, too true:eek:


Funny how they make out they can't hear you until you speak their language (food!)


Today my cat knows outside is cooler and showery so no silly games:eek:

gunsandbanjos

penguingirl wrote: »

I think we have the only cat who is not interested in laser pens. He tried to humour us once, but just jumped up at the actual pen. He was about 4 and we ended up passing it to my parents whose 13 year old cats started acting like kittens for it!

My parents cat has no interest in laser pen either. I took mine over to try and tempt him but he just looked at me with disdain and went to sleep.

My 2 on the other hand go bonkers for it.

I_luv_cats

StaffieTerrier wrote: »

A friend of mine went around the streets at 2am then 5am once, when her cat appeared to have gone missing. The whole time the cat was asleep on her daughters bed. The cat couldn't be bothered to answer to her name :rotfl:

With the mixed Autumn weather, when I think the cat is out I would find ZZZZ'ing on a bed! Though....

With the little Indian summer we've had/having, puss has started up the games again. I fall for it every time.:eek:

(food and biscuits timeously served along with a long siesta means the tiles are beckoning for my fur-ball!)