General Discussion & Chat: BArk, bark, bark, bark, bark, bark..., 1 by WUVIE

WUVIE wrote:
Off the barking for just a second...

Bwa ha ha, Kwan, I can't help but to laugh at your comment about the cats.

We have four cats and the door holding thing has reached ridiculous proportions.
Each cat knows the boundaries, but they push it anyways. Ti Wi will sit and
scratch until you open the door. We have a metal door, so she knows that scraping
screeching on the metal will get the door open quickly. However, when it comes
to being in wanting to go out, she will literally sit there frowning at the door for
an hour without saying a word. IF she meows, it sounds like a deathbed meow.

Tredder sits for hours if necessary. We have a doggie door they can use 24-7, but
she doesn't want to use it. Truth be told, she's fat and doesn't like the size of the
door these days, even though the dogs can fit just fine. She's the one who opens
her mouth, forms the meow, but it never comes out verbally.

When you hold the door, it's the "Gee, wait a second, maybe I'll stretch. Oh, wait,
that felt good, let me do the other side. Okay, time to go in, well, no, well, maybe,
well, hmmmm..."

Hans makes a mad dash when the door is held, because he's had a tail in the
door, and Liblet is the worst.

All of the cats sit at the garden gate looking at us while we are on the swing. They
even have that look on their faces like "Bah. Jump the gate? I think not. Get up
and let me in."

Sadly, I do. And they know it.

KM

HANS and LIBLET share a nap in a basket that is waaaay too small for either
of them.