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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
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Date: March 15, 2015, 5:29 pm
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Cat OBSERVER awareness and cooperation activity. ;D
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
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Date: April 16, 2015, 8:49 pm
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Puppy Race in 4K!
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
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Date: April 26, 2015, 8:11 pm
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[center]How Can Cats Turn Their Ears So Many Ways?
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Cats are able to turn their ears in so many ways because they
have 32 muscles in each ear. That's more than five times the
number of muscles in a human ear.These muscles allow each ear to
move up to 180 degrees and independently from one another.
Cats are alert animals and they use their ears to follow various
sounds. A cat's ears will be upright when there is a sudden
noise that catches his or her attention. If a cat is in an
aggressive mode, such as when getting ready to pounce on a bird,
another cat or a human, his or her ears will take a backward
position. Rapid ear movements and independent ear movements may
be signs that the cat is confused or afraid.
Cat owners often become familiar with their cat's ear movements
and what they mean.
More about cats:
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•Cats have better hearing than dogs; they can hear low pitch and
high pitch sounds equally well.
•Cats use their whiskers for navigation and to measure space
relative to their own size, which is why obesity can cause a cat
to miscalculate an opening and get stuck.
•Indoor cats live at least three times longer than outdoor cats.
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Agelbert NOTE: And that's not all. I had a cat that detected my
wife's arrival in a car several minutes (at least a mile away!)
prior to her arrival consistently for over 10 years! :o It can
be argued that he "heard" the car engine. I think he had ESP.
There are hundreds of trees all around my residence with the
assorted wild life and all the sounds they make. Then there are
cars going to and fro on the main drag about a quarter mile as
the crow flies (over the forest) from my home. Occam's razor is
ESP, not hearing. Cats are amazing beings.
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
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Date: May 31, 2015, 1:45 pm
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[center]Why Do Cats Lick Themselves? [/center]
A cat is any one of the 37 cat species belonging to the family
Felidae, including cheetas, lions, tigers and the domestic cat.
They're a carnivorous mammals with an endearing and royal
appearance, featuring round heads, long whiskers and paws with
dangerous, sharp claws.
All cats are known to lick themselves with their unique tongues,
spending up to one-third of their waking hours doing so, which
serves several different purposes. Firstly, it's a grooming
method that cleanses fur of food and dirt particles, as well as
excess oil and odor. Secondly, licking moderates temperature,
keeping the cat warmer when it's cold, and cooler when it's hot.
Thirdly, licking improves circulation and cats will persistently
lick wounds to speed up the healing process. A cat's tongue has
sharp protuberances which make it easy to comb and clean fur and
distribute saliva evenly for temperature control. Aside from
these, licking and grooming are a type of ritual for cats.
Grooming can be a sign of comfort and happiness. Cats may lick
one another or even their owners as a sign of love and
affection.
More about cats:
• The Egyptian Mau is the oldest domestic cat breed in the
world.
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• Domestic cats can run up to 30 miles (48 kilometers) per hour,
and can jump as high as five times their own height.
• The Siberian Tiger is the largest cat in the world.
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
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Date: June 25, 2015, 8:49 pm
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Enjoy the video but please feed WET
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/>cat food to your cat. No, dry cat food DOES NOT keep cat teeth
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/> That is another myth you may have heard. From what vets
actually say, that is exactly backwards. Dry cat food actually
hurts cat dentition and leads to gum disease. :P
This Cat Video Is Good for Your Mental Health
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
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Date: June 25, 2015, 8:59 pm
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[center]Great laughs!
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
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Date: August 10, 2015, 7:33 pm
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An affectionate kitty. ;D
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: August 11, 2015, 5:40 pm
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[center]Abandoned Baby Left To Die, Until God Sent An Unlikely
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Masha the cat has created a reputation for herself as a hero,
and when you hear what she did, you’ll know God sent this furry
friend to be a guardian angel and save a baby’s life!
Here’s the story:
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
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Date: September 22, 2015, 8:02 pm
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[center]Old Dog Watches Over Trapped Buddy for a Week Until Help
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by Laura Simpson
September 21, 2015
Old friends make the best friends, and for two Washington state
dogs named Tillie and Phoebe, that is especially true. Could
this pair teach us all something about the true meaning of
loyalty?
The dogs made a quick escape from their home a week ago when a
door was left ajar during a party. What began as a mischievous
adventure soon turned to misery when Phoebe, a 4-year-old Basset
Hound, made her way into a cistern and simply couldn’t climb
back out.
Eleven-year-old Irish setter mix Tillie, who is considerably
taller than her pal, tried several times to go for help but to
no avail. Tillie would sleep perched above Phoebe and wait with
her throughout each day, leaving only briefly to try to find
human aid. Phoebe was indeed in great danger but she was never
alone in her ordeal. Her best friend simply refused to abandon
her.
Residents witnessed Tillie running through a back yard several
times over the course of the week, but they didn’t realize what
was happening until a volunteer group called Pet Protectors put
out a distress call on Facebook. Pet Protectors soon received a
lucky tip from someone who had seen Tillie several times.
“With a needle in the haystack hope we made our way into the
ravine, and after a bit of searching, finally heard that sweet
sound we have been waiting for all week, a small one-woof
response when we called out ‘Tillie,’” Pet Protectors posted on
their Facebook page. ”For nearly a week Tillie stayed by her
side with the exception of the few minutes of each day when she
went for help.”
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The dogs’ guardian B.J. Duft had been beside himself with worry
during the ordeal and was relieved to learn that the dogs were
still together.
“I was absolutely not surprised to learn that Tillie had stood
by her side the whole time,” Duft said in an interview with ABC
news. “She’s a very caring, loving and nurturing dog and the two
of them are best friends.”
The dogs have an interesting history together. Tillie had been
living with Duft since she was a puppy, but the two welcomed
Phoebe into their home some time ago after the dogs became
fast-friends at doggie daycare.
“They’re best pals — inseparable,” Duft said to ABC News.
Tillie and Phoebe are both back home and happy.
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Neither of the dogs suffered any major health issues as a result
of their ordeal and now that the two are back home, they’re
facing significant penalties for their actions. ;)
“Their ‘punishment’ was extra hamburger and a roast when they
got home because I was so thrilled to see them,” Duft said as
the two dogs rolled around on the living room floor.
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Both dogs are now sporting new GPS enabled collars to ensure
that they’ll never be lost again.
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Re: Cat and Dog Capers
DIR By: AGelbert
Date: November 7, 2015, 3:29 pm
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[move]Ghost Kitty Discussions: Either I have as vivid an
imagination as these posters or the spirit of a recently
deceased kitty visits his human friend for a while. 🐱
I'm on the other side but I wanted to visit you, my old friend
and companion. The other side is real, not 'wishful thinking' by
"foolish" humans. [/move]
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> Ninja 08/05/2015 05:30am
> I live in a house at the dead end of a 3 way crossroad. There
is high entity traffic & my parrot can see entities. I can see
them out of the corners of my eyes in the daylight. In the dark
it is very easy to see an entity.
>
> There is only one entity that my parrot likes. When she pets
her my bird just groans happily.
>
> Lilspeth
> 08/18/2015 08:29pm
> There are ghost kitties in our apartment! I know at times our
three cats see them. I on the other hand can only feel them
brush by in an instant.
>
> JanineC
> 09/17/2015 02:30pm
> My roommate can see them. Our recently departed Kitters came
by twice that he saw.
>
> CarmenO
> 09/18/2015 02:28pm
> After my first cat was killed by a dog that entered our yard,
he kept going to bed with me until I adopted my current cat. It
lasted for about 4 months. I could feel him walking on the bed
as soon as I went to bed, just like before. When my third cat
died of old age, she came by the evening of the day she passed
away and jumped on the bed where my second cat and her slept. He
was with me in the living room and I know he heard her jump
also, because he looked towards that door same time as me.
>
> sdianas
> 09/22/2015 12:41pm
> I'd give just about anything to have a visit like that from my
beloved Ragnar, who passed away in 2013. I can feel presences
(and occasionally feel his), but would SO love to feel him
walking on my bed again.
>
> catherine55
> 10/23/2015 02:53pm
> I believe your comment about the ghost kitten. I am in a new
apartment, when I lay in bed on occasion I will feel small paw
prints of what feels like a cat or kitten walking across my legs
or settling at the foot of my bed.
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What Cats and Dogs Can See that Humans Can’t: You Won’t Believe
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