Message Forum: Re: Freaking Cats Out for Fun and Profit

Re: Freaking Cats Out for Fun and Profit

Posted By: Sosiqui, on host 63.193.249.209
Date: Saturday, December 1, 2001, at 16:22:37
In Reply To: Freaking Cats Out for Fun and Profit posted by Don the Monkeyman on Saturday, December 1, 2001, at 14:52:19:

> ...without the profit.
>
> If you own cats, and they are not highstrung, you're doing something wrong. Chase your cats around the house, or drop rags on them from the top of the stairs (where they can't see or hear the rags coming) or make loud noises when they're focused on investigating something. Your life will be better for it.
>
> Don "The same thing applies for owners of single cats, too" Monkey

And if you have a small puppy, making funny noises at them just to get their reaction - anything from barking to cutely tilting the head to leaping at your nose at point-blank range - is also very much fun indeed. ;)

Well, except for the leaping at your nose at point-blank range reaction.

Sosi"baths are fun too"qui

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Message:	> > ...without the profit. > > > > If you own cats, and they are not highstrung, you're doing something wrong. Chase your cats around the house, or drop rags on them from the top of the stairs (where they can't see or hear the rags coming) or make loud noises when they're focused on investigating something. Your life will be better for it. > > > > Don "The same thing applies for owners of single cats, too" Monkey > > And if you have a small puppy, making funny noises at them just to get their reaction - anything from barking to cutely tilting the head to leaping at your nose at point-blank range - is also very much fun indeed. ;) > > Well, except for the leaping at your nose at point-blank range reaction. > > Sosi"baths are fun too"qui
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