Friday, November 22, 2019

Mustang Wants Trained Cats

What Mustang (or any of my readers) want they get.

Meow Baby.

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  1. Either these are Mensa cats or THE hungriest cats in the whole wide world and your fingers are covered in pureed steak!

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    1. Z, there was a trained cat act at Circus-Circus Las Vegas 25-30 yrs ago. Unbelievable.

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  2. Cat videos? Say it ain't so. What happened to the fire and brimstone Kid I knew from way back when (back when you declared my site 'gone dark')?

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    1. Fredd, I'll put some fire and brimstone on the list for future posts.

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  3. Next up ... Cat branding, Cat herding, Cat stampedes, Cat rustling, and Cat steaks. See what you've started, Kid? I do have to say that I'm darned impressed with the ability of these ladies to train their pu .. er, kitties. Thanks for the video, Kid.

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    1. My pleasure Mustang, and the ladies weren't hard to look at either. Well, I tried cat herding as a project manager at a software company. Can't be done. Even with half cat, half programmer.

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  4. Beautiful kittehs!

    Years ago when my hubby declared doggies smarter than kittehs just before leaving for an evening job, I rounded up my Russian Blue. Within about 10 minutes I had him fetching better than any doggie. It took another 5 or so minutes to teach him to not only fetch the "ball" (a smushed up piece of foil), but drop it in my outstretched hand. Next I taught him to sit up and catch the "ball" Hubby was never able to make that claim again.

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    1. Adrienne, dogs are very trainable, but yes, once you have a playful cat paying attention, they love to perform.

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  5. WOWZER!

    None of my kitties will do any of these tricks!

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    1. AOW, there are some vids on youtube on how to train a cat to do various things.

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  6. Cats. My Heeler always thinks he can attack cats and he always regrets it, he also thinks he can catch bullets at the range, mistakenly.

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    1. It's never a good idea to get on the wrong side of a cat LSP. They're like Kung Fu Ninjas when they want to be. You CAN rub their fur the wrong way though. I do that all the time.

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