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I THINK MOOSE The Cat was a sheepdog in a former life because he’s constantly attempting to herd us. He follows us from room to room and, if we’re not in the same place, he finds the middle ground and yowls. Below is a photo I managed to grab before he moved. We thought the pose was hilarious. He seemed offended by our laughter. (Just look at that expression.)
CREO QUE EL Gato Moose era un perro pastor en una vida anterior porque él está constantemente tratando de arrearnos. Nos sigue de sala en sala y, si no estamos en el mismo lugar, encuentra el término medio y aúlla. Abajo hay una foto que hice rápidamente antes de que se moviera. Pensamos que la pose era hilarante. Él parecía ofendido por nuestra risa. (Solo mira esa expresión.)
Rolling the eyes!! lol
Will you guys ever learn!!
Jim,
The looks we get from these two. I’ve never felt so judged. Well, come to think of it, that was my entire childhood. GROAN!!!
I know that face. It says Bitch, really?
Never taken a picture of a diva when not approved. Beware when you sleep.
mistress maddie,
You’d think I might have learned by now.
Tuxedo sometimes does that,too.The pose,not the face! That face is killing me!
Bob,
I wish I could have gotten a better quality shop but, given the lack of cooperation, I’m grateful I got any shot at all.
It’s hard being a cat when your peeps won’t cooperate.
Wilma,
So Moose says!
This is the best ! Made me smile.
Thanks
cheers, parsnip
Parsnip,
I won’t tell Moose.
Might I suggest sleeping with one eye open may be the order of the day….. just a thought.
Willym,
I think I’m safe. First: He gets annoyed but he’s a gentle soul. Second: He won’t come anywhere near me when I sleep. I might swing an arm or leg and knock him out.
Moose! Pull up your other sock!
Debra,
I’m so glad you notice that. I’ve been meaning to share for ages his one sock up one sock down appearance.
ah, dear moose!
anne marie,
And he still loves me. He herded me all morning.
Such sweet kitties, they are trying to train you.
David,
They’ve done a fairly good job.
I think maybe he was Oliver Hardy in another life.
Kirk,
Perfect!
As the owner of four (not at the same time) sheepdogs, I can tell you that they tirelessly do their jobs and never judge their humans. The only looks they give are looks of love, and sometimes confusion. Poor things.
But now, having a sheepdog AND a cat at the same time… I will often see the look on the cat’s face when the dog tries to do her thing. It says, quite clearly and with a modicum of disdain, GO HERD YOURSELF!
Walt the Fourth,
That’s how Dudo tends to react to his brother.
Our grumpy has taken to yowling very loudly at rather inopportune moments, eg 2am, 4am, 5am, 6am, 6:30am.. we are not sure why this is happening but it is extremely loud and wakes us up from deep sleep. We think maybe she wakes up and is not sure where we have gone and is looking for us.
We’re trying some creative solutions, like carrying her to bed with us so she knows where we are at bedtime.. 😉 But she won’t stay with us, no matter what we try. She likes to be guard cat overnight. sleeping at the front door where there is a window she can look out and survey her vast kingdom.
She has always done this yowling in the daytime when she is looking for us, the night time yowling is new.. 🙂
Snoskred:
Moose is a talker and, like Grumpy, he can start talking, muttering, and yowling all through the night. He yowls when he wants Dudo to play and Dudo is sleeping or ignoring him, too. Sometimes it’s obvious he just wants attention. Other times, we have no clue what he’s doing. And Dudo gives a look that says, “Oh would you get over yourself!” I’ve read that cats become more veral as they get older. Imagine what you have to look forward to!