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My neighbor just put in a âcatâ door for the feral that she is caring for; it goes into her garage that is used more as a storage shed. The feral cat wonât use it so now she has the door propped open.
We have a doggie door out to the back yard. One day we had people over and they brought their dog. Our dog went out the door. Their dog looked at us with the âHow did he do that?â expression on his face.
Our cat, now long gone, could do tricks and get bug-eyed at watching wild tiger/cat/jaguar videos, but never could get the hang of a âcat-doorâ⊠Her preferred method of getting out or in was yowling for a hand-maiden or butler to open and close the door, for leaving the door blocked open a notch would allow fresh-caught mouses to be brung indoors to be played with. Said cat could never understand why the hand-maiden made such screaming noises when this occurred and why big butler guy tossed said cat and mouse outdoors to play their inevitable death games out there in the yard.
This is how my cats treat the pet door. They have had it all their lives and use it almost daily, yet each time they approach it like itâs a star-gate leading to who-knows-where.
Observer fo Irony almost 10 years ago
My neighbor just put in a âcatâ door for the feral that she is caring for; it goes into her garage that is used more as a storage shed. The feral cat wonât use it so now she has the door propped open.
dflak almost 10 years ago
We have a doggie door out to the back yard. One day we had people over and they brought their dog. Our dog went out the door. Their dog looked at us with the âHow did he do that?â expression on his face.
unca jim almost 10 years ago
Our cat, now long gone, could do tricks and get bug-eyed at watching wild tiger/cat/jaguar videos, but never could get the hang of a âcat-doorâ⊠Her preferred method of getting out or in was yowling for a hand-maiden or butler to open and close the door, for leaving the door blocked open a notch would allow fresh-caught mouses to be brung indoors to be played with. Said cat could never understand why the hand-maiden made such screaming noises when this occurred and why big butler guy tossed said cat and mouse outdoors to play their inevitable death games out there in the yard.
mightyfrog almost 10 years ago
This is how my cats treat the pet door. They have had it all their lives and use it almost daily, yet each time they approach it like itâs a star-gate leading to who-knows-where.