The pets Thread

MistressJett said:
Oh, of course. That one's a total cuddle slut, just like his mom. I often have to throw him off the bed or couch because I'm trying to snuggle and he won't quit sticking his butt in my face. :rolleyes:

OH yes! Pooty (that's mine) always wants to snuggle and be pet at the MOST inoportune and...*ahem* private moments...we call him slutkitty. He has a whole "I'm so cute you can't resist me, you are hypnotized by the fuzzy belly" routine. Does yours do that?
 
MistressJett said:
Oh yeah, he's a manipulative little thing too. He sneaks out a lot and then sneaks in the neighbor's back doors to play with their dogs. Or, y'know, he'll just roll happily in the dirt out front.

Does Pooty have the cute orangey tummy fuzzle? :cathappy:

No, Pooty's tummy is sparkling white (and he's most vain about it). No one is allowed to touch the tummy without permission, though. Pooty also has a teeny white splash on his nose we call his "kissy spot".


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MistressJett said:
Oh gosh, that's just adorable. :D Chubs will take love wherever and however he can get it - from humans, cats and dogs alike. We call his butt the "doggy news" - they always have to sniff him thoroughly after he's snuck out for any length of adventure.

I'm not sure why I didn't look back to see the answer to my question - I'll blame it on only getting 4 hours of sleep. Chubs' tummy is still tiger striped, but with a lot of rust-colored fuzz.


Pooty isn't really interested in sneaking out -- he's worried the couch might float to the ceiling if he's not there to hold it down, or the bed might be stolen if he doesn't keep watch on it. But when anyone new comes to visit, as soon as they sit down he's in their laps and turning so they can see his "beautiful" butt -- everyone must admire the butt!
 
Sadly allergic to cats, but love them and unfortunately they love me more. We babysat dogs for two weeks when a friend went to Aphgan. They were sweet as pie, although one had a drag queen demeanor, grumpy b and the other chewed threw my expensive throw (forgiven) but I must say I do not like picking up shit before my morning coffee. YUK! We are getting a fish. lol. :D
 
MistressJett said:
Of course - they must claim new people by shedding on them!


Don't you know there's a kitty conspiracy? They always go for the allergic one! As I said above, everyone must be claimed and shed upon. ;)

And they are clever about it, too -- they can selectively shed the dark hair on the light colored stuff and the light hair on the dark colored stuff...

I hate most finding a wad of catfur in my pantleg, wadded up in the dryer, and not discovered until it is too late to do much about it...
 
MistressJett said:
Of course - they must claim new people by shedding on them!


Don't you know there's a kitty conspiracy? They always go for the allergic one! As I said above, everyone must be claimed and shed upon. ;)

LOL - Oh I hear ya! LOL. I detect you have been claimed many times. LOL
 
MistressJett said:
I've been spared that one, but you should see the flying dander from 170 pounds of critters just after we've cleaned! The dogs only seem to stop shedding for about a week out of every 6 months - it drives me insane.

It's always pretty warm here, so we live under a fine layer of catfur all year round. I brush a cat, I get a kitten sized mound of fur. Bea just sheds in puffs whenever she moves -- you can see the little hairs in the trails behind her when she scampers through the house and when she slides on the floor (she's not the most graceful of kitties) you see a "Poof" go up when she smacks the wall...

The dog crate is shoved in a little alcove in our room and every couple of months I haul it out to clean -- the hair is an inch thick. Sometimes I think about just waxing and shellacing her.
 
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