Our cats pay no attention whatsoever to our printer. Maybe because it’s not a fancy-schmancy printer like the ones in this video. Cats seem to be fascinated by those.
What would you give to know precisely what was going through a cat’s mind as he studies the printer and ponders his next move?
One of these clips reminded me of our cat, Buster, who used to watch “Nature” on TV and always tried to grab the little elephants he saw plodding across the screen. It was years before he finally gave up on it.
Anyway, this is a very cozy video, guaranteed to lower your blood pressure.
There’s something about that cockatoo trying to catch the roach, and then panicking because it’s harder than expected, that fascinates me. Ditto the chicken opening the door to let herself in. And the dog and the deer enjoying a back-and-forth foot race.
Hey, the verdict’s in–animals are fun!
Who knows why some dogs have this overpowering urge to sit on cats? I mean, they might get scratched or bitten in a tender spot… It cannot be said that cats appreciate this gesture.
For the sake of being fair and balanced, this video also presents a few cats who like to sit on dogs.
We are shown no animals that like to sit on porcupines.
Most furniture is designed for humans, but cats still like it–although furniture designed for cats is getting more elaborate. But I know if I were to buy it, the thing my cats would like best would surely be the cardboard box it came in.
Our friend “optimal play” posted this on my chess page today, and I thought it might give you a chuckle. Some of these clips have appeared in other compilations, so you might have seen them before–but they’re still funny.
What do these dogs know about these cats that we don’t know? Or is it something that they only think they know?
P.S.–Must be nice weather everywhere, today: readership is way below average. Oh, well….
I can’t say any of my lizards ever laughed, and I had a lot of different kinds of lizards. None of my cats ever laughed, either. But oh, I love the sound of a gull laughing!
And what is it about dogs and cats that send babies into rolls and rolls of merry laughter? Don’t we wish we understood that batter? It may be a treasure just waiting to be unearthed.
And check out the dog who won’t let the toddler open the drawer and play with the cutlery. Extra milk-bones for him!
In this extraordinary video, the human pretends there’s an obstruction in the doorway and he has to jump over it. This is keenly observed by the cat. And watch what happens! I can’t even begin to assess the cat’s mental processes–they must be mighty complicated.
P.S.–Hey, everybody, this blog is slow, slow, slow today, viewership way down. But if y’all give me a bunch more views, I’ll give you another animal video at its usual time this evening, EST. Okay, I’ll probably do it anyway. That’s just the kinda guy I am.
I think God put baby rabbits and a lot of other animals in the world to keep us from going insane. I can just feel my blood pressure going down as I watch this. Thank you, Lord. We wouldn’t have thought of it, but you did.
If Tarzan had been raised by cats or dogs rather than by manlike killer apes, he might have turned out a bit cuddlier.
Dig the babies who’ve already figured out how to enlist a dog or cat in a scheme to get rid of unwanted food.
