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[The Craw]

i get up to use the bathroom and when i come back i find my chair has been confiscated. this is outrageous. i mean c'mon. whose house is this anyway?

 

[Voorhees27]

Rocky would do that too but wouldn't wait for me to leave the room. He was a total ass!

 

[uscmhicks]

My cat always does that too any chance she gets. I'll try to put a dvd on and straight away my place is taken.

 

[Voorhees27]

My cat always does that too any chance she gets. I'll try to put a dvd on and straight away my place is taken.

EXACTLY the same scenario for me! Little brats!

 

[Nitro]

Here's my little one. Instead of taking my recliner, she's moved onto taking by bed too...

 

[The Ween]

I don't own a cat and never have. I was wondering how many of you have your's declawed and if you don't, do they bother your furniture?

Also, I love how so many people take pics of their pets and you see Sideshow boxes laying around.

 

[The Craw]

I don't own a cat and never have. I was wondering how many of you have your's declawed and if you don't, do they bother your furniture?

Also, I love how so many people take pics of their pets and you see Sideshow boxes laying around.

my cat is not declawed. i have scratching posts. cats will usually prefer a scratching post over furniture. discipline also helps but my cat never scratches anything but her posts. and my arms and legs.


and those aren't sideshow boxes anymore. as soon as the item comes out they turn into cat furniture.

 

[Skiman]

I don't own a cat and never have. I was wondering how many of you have your's declawed and if you don't, do they bother your furniture?

Also, I love how so many people take pics of their pets and you see Sideshow boxes laying around.

My grl did have to get declawed because she likes to scratch corners and I mean every corner, so we had to declaw her since we have leather couches.

 

[Cloud]

Simon isn't de-clawed. It's a form of animal abuse when you de-claw an outside cat. They need those claws to protect themselves.

 

[Skiman]

Simon isn't de-clawed. It's a form of animal abuse when you de-claw an outside cat. They need those claws to protect themselves.

Yup no doubt, Sadie is a inside princess so she won't be killing no birds, we kept her back paws with claws though so she could get away if ever needed...

 

[uscmhicks]

I don't own a cat and never have. I was wondering how many of you have your's declawed and if you don't, do they bother your furniture?

Also, I love how so many people take pics of their pets and you see Sideshow boxes laying around.

I just got a new leather couch and keep moving the cat out of the room when going to sleep. I'm scared to death its going ot rip it apart but with her being 18 now I wouldn't want to declaw her and she does like to go out too so she might need them.
She does need her teeth taking out though apparently now. I noticed when one day I got a whiff off her breath. yuck

 

[Morbach]

I just got a new leather couch and keep moving the cat out of the room when going to sleep. I'm scared to death its going ot rip it apart but with her being 18 now I wouldn't want to declaw her and she does like to go out too so she might them. She does need her teeth taking out though apparently now. I noticed when one day I got a whiff off her breath. yuck

 

[Skiman]

 

[Skiman]

Mer-Man is ready for action!!!

Mer-Man befriends the beast...

We shall ride to destroy He-Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe not...

Turning on the power, BY DA POWERRRRRRRRRRRRRR>>>>>>>>>

With some more added power, we tame the wild beast again with brute force!

The End...

 

[CAhobbit]

i get up to use the bathroom and when i come back i find my chair has been confiscated. this is outrageous. i mean c'mon. whose house is this anyway?

It's not that cat's live with us, it's that they allow us to live with them (ie: They really are the boss....at least every cat I've ever had has had this mentality). Hehe. My cat's favorite spot is right next to my pillow on my bed, because I didn't want to sleep there (at least that's what I think he believes, ha!).

As for the declawing question someone else asked....I've never had that procedure done. My personal feelings is that it's something that almost never has to be done, but some people see it as the only option/last resort/etc.

Usually the clawing problem can be nipped in the bud with most cats. Having a scratching post (or posts) and training usually does the trick quickly and efficiently. Some people have used soft paws but I've never had to resort to that. I do trim my cat's nails though as he can scratch an arm or leg on accident sometimes.

 

[Skiman]

i get up to use the bathroom and when i come back i find my chair has been confiscated. this is outrageous. i mean c'mon. whose house is this anyway?

is that a football Dr. Pepper

 

[The Craw]

is that a football Dr. Pepper

you bet.


and leave your poor cat alone Skiman. she looks humiliated.



here's what i call the Spielberg:

 

[Skiman]

you bet.


and leave your poor cat alone Skiman. she looks humiliated.



here's what i call the Spielberg:

that's the pounce stance, if I rub my hand on the carpet she immediately goes into this stance, it's hilarious.

 

[Toast]

Maybe not...

That is great it looks like he's reaching for help

 

[Skiman]

That is great it looks like he's reaching for help

PWNED!!!!!!!!