The Difference Between Cats And Dogs

[wolf63]

... training their young to go downstairs.







:-)

[choux]

I knew that was coming :D

[marval]

Thought that might be what the cat would do.

[tonyav]

Afraid not, marval.

[gness]

That's why I prefer cats....no pussyfooting around.... ;-)

[marval]

So I see Tony, thank you they are so cute.

[Mamyalynne]

Love the cat who falls in instalments.

[Barmaid]

Cats are essentially psychopaths in fur coats. Mine brought a squirrel home in his gob on Thursday. He's a kn9b....

[tonyav]

WOW, he's a really skilled hunter to be able to catch a squirrel, BM.

[gness]

My friend's cat brought home a parrot......took an age to get it sideways through the cat flap..... :-)

[Barmaid]

Actually Tony he's quite admirable. Wont touch a garden bird but has had stoats, weasels and rats. Scared of the pheasants in the garden but anything with 4 legs is fair game to him.

[tonyav]

He's quite an hunter, BM.
A cat that we once owned caught a wood pigeon when she was a kitten, the wood pigeon was bigger than her !.

gness My friend's cat brought home a parrot......took an age to get it sideways through the cat flap..... :-)

Was it one of those sweary parrots, gness ;-)

[gness]

The parrot wasn't sweary, Tony....but my friend was when she heard the cap flap rattling and what she thought was her cat on the other side shouting..... ...Who's a pretty boy then..... ;-)

[tonyav]

LOL.

[10ClarionSt]

It's easy to catch a grey squirrel. There's lots of them around these days. If you see one, just throw some food down and they'll come for it. Then, they will eat out of your hand. You then grab it by the throat and do with it as you will. Simples! I know this because I've done it a few times whilst on the golf course.

[10ClarionSt]

No, I have't got a link.

[wolf63]

Clarion - I understand why you hate (and are afraid of) dogs but is there any animal that you actually like.

Wartime Pigeons?
Sniffer dogs?
Big cuddly German Shepherd Police dogs?
Mousers - my cat would run in terror at the sight of a mouse.

Or are you really the moaning faced old git that you pretend you are?



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[10ClarionSt]

Hey wolf, be careful. Less of the "the". It's true I'm not an animal lover. How perceptive of you. Grey squirrels are a pain in the armpit. Although I've grabbed them by the neck, I don't harm them, other than "helping" them on their way. As I've said before on here, I enjoy watching some animal documentaries because it shows how they live in the wild. That's where they should be, not in peoples homes and back gardens. Here is a well known fact:
95% of prosecutions for cruelty against animals are brought against animal owners. A nation of animal lovers, are we?
I just love this web site, though! :o)

[wolf63]

Clarion

Whether someone is an animal lover or not is not important but whether people are total psychopaths and will kill or injure defenceless animals, children or adults.

Cats have to eat a meat-based diet but some people seem to think that since they are Vegan then their cats should be too. This can cause death in cats. However, cats are not as stupid as these humans and go find nice food elsewhere if they can.

Cats are smug, smart and devious little furry people.

Stick to Elephants - they are very family orientated and are cute when they are babies.

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[10ClarionSt]

Wolf. Perhaps I've not made myself clear. I'm not a lover of animals - any animals. Just because I posted a clip about an elephant rescue doesn't mean I like them. I just thought other users might be interested, so I have no intention of sticking to any animals.

As I've said before on here, the domestic cat is the biggest threat to small wildlife in this country than any other factor. They kill small wildlife for no reason. That is fact. And people like you think it's wonderful when they drag a dead bird or mouse into your garden. Good innit?

[waterboatman]

Dogs have owners, cats have staff.