Ninja Kittens

SeaCat

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I am sitting here holding my sides they hurt so much.

The kittens have had their first introduction to a Palmetto Bug and are doing their Ninja Kittens routine. I have kittens flying everywhere on the Patio. (My wife has made me close the screen door so the bug doesn't get inside.)

One of them, Scrapper, managed to pin it for a couple of minutes. She stood there with it pinned beneather her front paws and was looking at me as though to say. "OKay I caught it, now what do I do?"

Cat
 
Cats track and pounce by hard-wired instinct, but they have to be taught how to kill.
 
I think you are the absolute sweetest thing.

just sayin'

I read your Christmas story often. :kiss:
 
babygrrl_702 said:
I think you are the absolute sweetest thing.

just sayin'

I read your Christmas story often. :kiss:

I thank you,

although I do have to struggle with the title of being the sweetest thing. :devil:

Cat
 
Cough, Choke..

many things I would have called you (all good)..

sweetest thang not necessarily one of them.
 
My kitten and I just had first mouse in appartment experience.

She cornered it, I shooed it into the garbage can. She was having lots of fun chasing it around, catching it, letting it go, catching it again...

I let it go outside.
 
AngelofDarkLust said:
Cough, Choke..

many things I would have called you (all good)..

sweetest thang not necessarily one of them.

*snort*

Thanks I am sure are in order. I'm just not sure for what. :cool:

Cat
 
fallenupright said:
My kitten and I just had first mouse in appartment experience.

She cornered it, I shooed it into the garbage can. She was having lots of fun chasing it around, catching it, letting it go, catching it again...

I let it go outside.

I just can't imagine these kittens reaction to a mouse.

They are absolutely fascinated by the occasional lizard that gets in. Chasing and playing with it until it plays dead.

They watch the Tree Rats with undisguised Glee as they sit outside the patio and chatter at them.

A Mouse? I just can't see it, and somehow I think I can wait for the natural disaster of them chasing one inside the trailer.

Cat
 
SeaCat said:
I just can't imagine these kittens reaction to a mouse.

They are absolutely fascinated by the occasional lizard that gets in. Chasing and playing with it until it plays dead.

They watch the Tree Rats with undisguised Glee as they sit outside the patio and chatter at them.

A Mouse? I just can't see it, and somehow I think I can wait for the natural disaster of them chasing one inside the trailer.

Cat

She chased it, then it played dead so she backed off... and it ran... so she caught it again...

She brought me mouse number 2 a moment ago. It's in the garbage awaiting it's transport back outside.
 
fallenupright said:
She chased it, then it played dead so she backed off... and it ran... so she caught it again...

She brought me mouse number 2 a moment ago. It's in the garbage awaiting it's transport back outside.

Are you sure it isn't the first mouse back for some more fun?

Cat
 
SeaCat said:
Are you sure it isn't the first mouse back for some more fun?

Cat

If so, it climbed up to a second floor appartment from out on the street as fast as I did!
 
Somewhere I have a pic of my grandmother's Siamese with two tails sticking out of her mouth and one pinned beneath her paws...

With the look of HOLY SHIT, WHAT DO I DO NOW?
 
fallenupright said:
If so, it climbed up to a second floor appartment from out on the street as fast as I did!

Hey it might be having fun. Have you ever seen just how fast those mini rats move when they want to?

I want to see our kittens when they run into something like a Curly Tail. (A six inch long lizard that thinks it's six feet long.) That should be funny.

Cat
 
AngelofDarkLust said:
Somewhere I have a pic of my grandmother's Siamese with two tails sticking out of her mouth and one pinned beneath her paws...

With the look of HOLY SHIT, WHAT DO I DO NOW?

ROTFLMAO

Oh I have got to see that one.

Cat
 
SeaCat said:
Hey it might be having fun. Have you ever seen just how fast those mini rats move when they want to?

I want to see our kittens when they run into something like a Curly Tail. (A six inch long lizard that thinks it's six feet long.) That should be funny.

Cat

We'll see... mouse 2 is out on the street... if she catches another I'm going to be suspicious!

I hope we don't run into more crawlies... it's one thing to have them on the porch or farm... another thing to have 'em run under your feet and hide under your computer desk away from kitten.

She's still running about trying to find it. She thought she lost it when I put it in the garbage... didn't realize it was still there... feel kinda bad, she was so proud of her catch.
 
fallenupright said:
We'll see... mouse 2 is out on the street... if she catches another I'm going to be suspicious!

I hope we don't run into more crawlies... it's one thing to have them on the porch or farm... another thing to have 'em run under your feet and hide under your computer desk away from kitten.

She's still running about trying to find it. She thought she lost it when I put it in the garbage... didn't realize it was still there... feel kinda bad, she was so proud of her catch.

They are always so proud of their catches.

Cat
 
SeaCat said:
They are always so proud of their catches.

Cat

She's running to all the places she had it cornered in turn, searching my appartment for the mouse. She's upset she lost it. I feel bad now. :(
 
SeaCat said:
They are always so proud of their catches.

Cat

One of the final bits of a kitten's education is when mama cat shows the kitten how to make a killing bite. There is no education necessary to show the kitten how to chase and pounce, but the killing bite really needs to be taught.
 
R. Richard said:
One of the final bits of a kitten's education is when mama cat shows the kitten how to make a killing bite. There is no education necessary to show the kitten how to chase and pounce, but the killing bite really needs to be taught.


She was on a horse farm with lots of other cats until she was 12 weeks... she's 17 weeks now. I assume she knows how to kill, when the time comes... she was just having too much fun chasing and pouncing to do any killing.
 
fallenupright said:
She was on a horse farm with lots of other cats until she was 12 weeks... she's 17 weeks now. I assume she knows how to kill, when the time comes... she was just having too much fun chasing and pouncing to do any killing.

Maybe, maybe not. I worked at a place that was out in the boondocks. We had mouse problems and they kept a cat. Wgenever the cat brought in a dead mouse, the cat got some sort of kitty treat that the guard would take out of the freezer and warm up in the microwave. The incentive plan worked well and the mouse incidents were kept to a minimum.
 
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