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Farmallluvr said:
beautiful poochies,,,I love that serious look even though it's all for show,,,mostly
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Mostly?

It's all show, Lol.

Sage (drivers seat) will almost bend herself in half wagging her tail when meeting new people.

Violet (passenger) will lay down on the ground when meeting a small dog. (To the surprise of the non-initiated).

Thanks for the comments, bro.
 
A day in life

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Caught red handed on the couch!

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I'll say it again, I just love how majestic the Greyhound breed is.

And I understand more of the logistics of ownership from your posts, Paul.

Incredible job on your rescue efforts.

We (rescuers) all have our breed of choice. Mine are anything but as graceful as the Greys. Lol
 
ClearVue18 said:
The level of disrespect from this cat is legendary lol. So we just scratch up the hood with our paws huh

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1st of all, that’s my cat. She has certain rights.

2nd of all, as long as she’s not alarmed then there’s no reason for her claws to be out, therefore there’s no danger of her scratching the paint. Paws don’t scratch, only claws do.

3rd of all, it’s a damn cat. Do you know how impossible it is to get a cat that roams outside to obey commands? Lol.
 
Eldorado2k said:
1st of all, that’s my cat. She has certain rights.

2nd of all, as long as she’s not alarmed then there’s no reason for her claws to be out, therefore there’s no danger of her scratching the paint. Paws don’t scratch, only claws do.

3rd of all, it’s a damn cat. Do you know how impossible it is to get a cat that roams outside to obey commands? Lol.
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$399 I know a guy. Have that cat trained is 3 weeks. Lol.

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ClearVue18 said:
$399 I know a guy. Have that cat trained is 3 weeks. Lol.

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My cat can’t be trained. She’s too spoiled. Last night she was let out without a collar and I couldn’t grab her arse for nothin. Then she disappeared for for the next 2hrs. just to pss me off. Lol.

Inside she’ll do whatever I want her to do, but once we’re outside there’s no telling a cat, especially this 1 what to do. Won’t listen.
 
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Our cats also like to tap dance on my car. I’m super into it.


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Sorry but that would upset me. No cats for me. I used to have a dog.
 
ClearVue18 said:
The cat made those spots?

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Sure did. Not a whole lot I can since we have like 5 outdoor cats, so I just kind of deal with it.

Their paws wouldn’t be muddy if MD would just stop raining for one. Freaking. Second.


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Eldorado2k said:
Yesterday on my dirty car.

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ClearVue18 said:
The level of disrespect from this cat is legendary lol. So we just scratch up the hood with our paws huh

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Around here the real threat comes from this huge flock of peacocks that roam the neighborhood.

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Catch 1 of those standing on your car in the morning and you’ll have a real reason to be p*ssed! Ever heard of crows feet? That ain’t nothing compared to some real peacock feet, because they do stand on cars and their feet will scratch.

I’ve tried to train my cat to attack them, but she’s afraid of actual combat with them.lol.
 
Eldorado2k said:
Around here the real threat comes from this huge flock of peacocks that roam the neighborhood.

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Catch 1 of those standing on your car in the morning and you’ll have a real reason to be p*ssed! Ever heard of crows feet? That ain’t nothing compared to some real peacock feet, because they do stand on cars and their feet will scratch.

I’ve tried to train my cat to attack them, but she’s afraid of actual combat with them.lol.
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Wanna borrow one of mine, Ric?

(Would you mind cleaning peacock blood from the walks??) Lol
 
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