It turns out humans are good for one thing, at least–getting cats, dogs, birds, and ferrets out of ridiculous situations they’ve gotten themselves into.
I’ve always wondered how cats that squeeze themselves into little jars and bottles get out. I hope they appreciate us when we get them out.
My favorite here is Lester the chipmunk, but there’s something here for everybody–dogs, cats, alpaca, chicken, cockatiel. No mud puppies, though.
That’s the thing about animals, all animals–you never can tell what they’ll do.
I have to say my favorite here is the parrot who decides to feed the dog. Here are a whole raft of assorted animals–dogs, cats, parrots, even chipmunks and a tortoise–dealing with the crave, managing the munchies, with varying degrees of finesse. I am happy to say our cats never try to grab food off our plates.
We all know cats and dogs just love to wake you up, and they have invented many ways of doing it. But this is the first time I’ve ever seen anyone awakened by… a duck! That’s right, a duck. He has obviously studied the methods used by cats and dogs, a few of which are presented in this video. You’ll be sorry if you let your pet snapping turtle see it.
My two cats fight incessantly. They must have been really something in the womb. But some of the critters in this video have them beat. I am especially intrigued by the one dog that insists on sitting on the other dog’s head. It must mean something.
Sometimes you just can’t please a dog or cat. Doesn’t this video make you glad you don’t have huskies? Anyway, who knows what these critters want? They’ve got a mood on, and there’s no getting it off.
They’re all in this video–cats, dogs, hamsters, raccoons–even a feisty monitor lizard. Dig the dog visiting the meerkats at the zoo, and the parakeet figuring out how to tote a new ladder into his cage. Be honest, now: if you’d been creating heaven and earth, would you have thought of animals as pets? God did!
Please disregard the nincompoops who have been teaching their cats to bite or scratch them. Instead, concentrate on the support that this video gives to the theory that cats caused the decline and fall of the Roman Empire. But not on purpose.
When you can’t get a paper bag, a cardboard box, or a pipe cleaner, your cat will settle for an expensive radio-controlled helicopter which he can bash into the floor. Dogs prefer expensive things that don’t fly, so they can catch them and give them what for. they like things they can bark at. How much are you prepared to spend?
Let’s see if I can post this video without a hitch. Here goes…
Y’know what’s cool about animals? That they really do have unique minds of their own, each and every one of them. It’s fun trying to get at what they’re thinking–fun, but not always doable. It’s obvious the dog enjoys the jacuzzi, and the cat enjoys “helping” Daddy do his paperwork. But wait’ll you try to figure out reptiles.