Shreddy pushes into noogies until we do them hard enough. 
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That's what Monkey does - pushes her head into your hand. I thought it was just a her thing, but Shreddy does it too! 
I put her laser dot on for her this afternoon while I was watching the hockey game. I did it twice for five minutes. After the second time, she walked around the base and then laid in front of it. She pawed the spot where the beam comes out trying to make it work. I have got to keep my camera in the living room - this cat is hilarious!
I put her laser dot on for her this afternoon while I was watching the hockey game. I did it twice for five minutes. After the second time, she walked around the base and then laid in front of it. She pawed the spot where the beam comes out trying to make it work. I have got to keep my camera in the living room - this cat is hilarious!
Cheryl J
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Thank you, LP. Yes, it's hard on us when our furbabies are hurt or sick. Blackee has been so funny lately too, he is 13 years old and has just found out that chasing his tail is lots of fun.
Right now he is pouncing on imaginary prey in the living room. It's just a piece of fuzz. lolMonkey sounds like a hoot!
Whiskadoodle
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LP Yes. I daren't close a desk drawer, dresser drawer OR THE DRYER without double checking first. Helpers.
Dawgluver
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Awwww. She's just precious! And so helpful!
We are forever opening something and having a cat pop out, drawers, doors, closets, boxes...
Monkey is the first cat I have had that has been like this. So if I have all these "first time Mom" stories, that's how I feel!
Latté almost got herself shut in the office this morning, I didn;t notice her follow me in, she zoomed out the door as it was closing. We keep it closed for the correct humidity level because of all the guitars. She would have been in there until Shrek wandered in at some point today.
CarolPa
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My dog does that constantly with the DH's computer room. We start looking all over for him when he disappears. He will not bark etc to let us know where he is. He just sits patiently by the door until someone comes and opens it.
Wouldn't she start singing?
Not until I would be gone and Shrek was still sleeping when I left. Latté has been known to hang out for a couple hours before she decides it's time for her to be "out".
Cooking Goddess
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That certainly isn't my idea of an acceptable alarm clock!
I'd rather be wakin' to the smell of bacon. 
Dogs and cats are so funny!
I took Azia to the vet today, for I found a lump on her chest. I can't remember what he said of it, but he drew fluid from it and looked at it.
He said it's nothing to worry about and I am so relieved! I think it was sebacious something.
My Azia is so precious. I love it when she farts and tries to run away from it! Ha!
With love,
~Cat
I took Azia to the vet today, for I found a lump on her chest. I can't remember what he said of it, but he drew fluid from it and looked at it.
He said it's nothing to worry about and I am so relieved! I think it was sebacious something.
My Azia is so precious. I love it when she farts and tries to run away from it! Ha!
With love,
~Cat
Hi ~Cat!
Sebaceous Cyst, nothing to worry about.
Sebaceous Cyst, nothing to worry about.
Here's an 'adorable' wake up service. (IF you want to be awakened, that is!)
OMG corgi alarm clock | video by Say OMG
OMG corgi alarm clock | video by Say OMG
My GSD gets those cysts now and then. The first one the vet cut it out while she sat on the table. Quite the root. The second I squeezed myself to empty it and olive colored goop shot 12 feet across the room and stuck to the wall.
Oh, nobody is eating are they?
Oh, nobody is eating are they?
CarolPa
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My poor little doggie had a bad night. He is afraid of thunder and lightening and wants up on the bed with us, which we allow, rather than having him pester us all night. Last night it was raining, but not storming, so when he started beating on the bed with his paws, DH kept telling him to get back in his bed. Then he started running up and down the hallway. DH got up to see what the fuss was about, followed him out into the kitchen, where his water bowl was bone dry. He just wanted a drink of water! Poor baby. We need to teach him how to turn on the water.
Okay, now I want one...
I'll send you Violet. Only she's a lot bigger than a corgi and a lot more persistent!
