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You're cat does not love you (1 Viewer)

My cats do demonstrate affection. When I enter a room they are in they do respond to me. And my cats never kill anything unless it gets in the house. Owners that let cats wander are the reason those birds are dead. Let a dog wander and it may well kill some small animal as well. What a crap article.

 
NCCommish said:
My cats do demonstrate affection. When I enter a room they are in they do respond to me. And my cats never kill anything unless it gets in the house. Owners that let cats wander are the reason those birds are dead. Let a dog wander and it may well kill some small animal as well. What a crap article.
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Yup. Dogs are "an invasive species" as well if left alone in the wild. Dumb.

 
Aerial Assault said:
NCCommish said:
My cats do demonstrate affection. When I enter a room they are in they do respond to me. And my cats never kill anything unless it gets in the house. Owners that let cats wander are the reason those birds are dead. Let a dog wander and it may well kill some small animal as well. What a crap article.
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Yup. Dogs are "an invasive species" as well if left alone in the wild. Dumb.
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Absolutely. My friend let's his dogs run loose on his property. They bring home parts of deer. And he wonders why there are none to hunt come the season. His dogs have run them off or killed them.

 
Maybe country dogs. Most city dogs don't have enough instinct to hunt anything. I know mine don't. Most just end up scavenging trash.

Even the fattest, laziest cat has enough instinct to hunt lizard, baby birds, etc if needed.

 
Had a friend once that claimed he was allergic to cats. He picked this chick up at a bar one night and they went back to her place. She ended up being a weird, single cat lady that goes out once a year and was only out cause it was her friends birthday or something and had like a million cats in a cramped place. He ended up having one of his eyes swell up in a day from it. It looked like he just took a left hook. So depending on how bad it is and how many cats she has, it may not be possible to actually live with a cat. I know very little about allergies just thought I would share that story.

 
Acme CEO said:
Maybe country dogs. Most city dogs don't have enough instinct to hunt anything. I know mine don't. Most just end up scavenging trash.

Even the fattest, laziest cat has enough instinct to hunt lizard, baby birds, etc if needed.
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They shouldn't be out so it shouldn't matter.

 
dschuler said:
Had a friend once that claimed he was allergic to cats. He picked this chick up at a bar one night and they went back to her place. She ended up being a weird, single cat lady that goes out once a year and was only out cause it was her friends birthday or something and had like a million cats in a cramped place. He ended up having one of his eyes swell up in a day from it. It looked like he just took a left hook. So depending on how bad it is and how many cats she has, it may not be possible to actually live with a cat. I know very little about allergies just thought I would share that story.
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My mother in law has become very allergic to cats. They have to stay in a hotel when they come to town. Being in our place just a few minutes makes her extremely uncomfortable.

 
NCCommish said:
Acme CEO said:
Maybe country dogs. Most city dogs don't have enough instinct to hunt anything. I know mine don't. Most just end up scavenging trash.

Even the fattest, laziest cat has enough instinct to hunt lizard, baby birds, etc if needed.
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They shouldn't be out so it shouldn't matter.
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I'm talking about the article's mention of cats being worse for the environment than dogs. Your furry buddy is committing genocide while mine are just too dumb to do so.

 
Acme CEO said:
NCCommish said:
Acme CEO said:
Maybe country dogs. Most city dogs don't have enough instinct to hunt anything. I know mine don't. Most just end up scavenging trash.

Even the fattest, laziest cat has enough instinct to hunt lizard, baby birds, etc if needed.
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They shouldn't be out so it shouldn't matter.
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I'm talking about the article's mention of cats being worse for the environment than dogs. Your furry buddy is committing genocide while mine are just too dumb to do so.
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No my furry buddy isn't. My cats are all indoor. The kittens have never stepped outside even once. The older cats I rescued as kittens and they have never been outside since.

 
As much as my cat loves me, I do have to say that if I were to step in front of one of those "Honey I Shrunk the Kids!" machines, and ended up 6 inches tall, and this happened right in front of my cat, she would play with me for a few minutes before tearing me apart.

 
NCCommish said:
dschuler said:
Had a friend once that claimed he was allergic to cats. He picked this chick up at a bar one night and they went back to her place. She ended up being a weird, single cat lady that goes out once a year and was only out cause it was her friends birthday or something and had like a million cats in a cramped place. He ended up having one of his eyes swell up in a day from it. It looked like he just took a left hook. So depending on how bad it is and how many cats she has, it may not be possible to actually live with a cat. I know very little about allergies just thought I would share that story.
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My mother in law has become very allergic to cats. They have to stay in a hotel when they come to town. Being in our place just a few minutes makes her extremely uncomfortable.
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Woah. If you could bottle and sell this "allergy" you'd be set for life.

 
NCCommish said:
dschuler said:
Had a friend once that claimed he was allergic to cats. He picked this chick up at a bar one night and they went back to her place. She ended up being a weird, single cat lady that goes out once a year and was only out cause it was her friends birthday or something and had like a million cats in a cramped place. He ended up having one of his eyes swell up in a day from it. It looked like he just took a left hook. So depending on how bad it is and how many cats she has, it may not be possible to actually live with a cat. I know very little about allergies just thought I would share that story.
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My mother in law has become very allergic to cats. They have to stay in a hotel when they come to town. Being in our place just a few minutes makes her extremely uncomfortable.
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well played

 
My cat brought a live bird into the house the other day. I think they were just friends. :oldunsure:

 
My two cats love me so much that they have to be near me at all times. Whenever I have the newspaper on the desk while reading it at breakfast one of them can't bear to be away so she has to plop down right on the page just to make sure it doesn't blow away

 
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