It never fails, does it? You spend $20 for a high-end cat toy–and the little ingrate wants to play with the cardboard box it came in. Or even just a piece of the box. Whatever perplexes the humans will do.
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Sometimes children are the same way. Especially with big cardboard boxes. My wife’s niece liked the gift that came in a large cardboard box. But liked the cardboard house I made from that box, with doors and windows that opened and closed even better to play with.
They make good tanks, too: get inside and crawl.
Cats just love cardboard, for some reason or another.
I don’t know what’s going on, but it took several tries before WordPress would accept my post.
Nothing but problems… the Age of Nothing Works.
You are, of course, right. It’s getting ridiculous.