Ok, this is another cat story. Just to warn you.
I've been letting Java go out with the 2 big cats these past few days. Java is 6 months old. Cameron (gray tabby) and Mason (black domestic) are both 3 1/2 years old. Java has been staying in my yard and usually chases the other cats around, being the pesky little brother that he is.
This morning, all 3 cats go out at once. A little while later, I check on them and Mason comes strolling in. I ask him, "Where's your little brother? You're supposed to keep him with you." He looks at me with that "whatever" look and eats some food. About 30 minutes later, I look out the door and in strolls Cameron, alone. Now I'm getting nervous. "Cameron! Where is Java? He's supposed to be with you!" Cam looks at me and I swear he rolled his eyes and ran up the stairs.
So now I'm at the front door, at the back door, yelling "Java! Java!" and I'm in my too short flannel nightshirt. No Java anywhere. I'm really getting scared now because I just KNOW that Cameron let Java chase him to the other side of the neighborhood and then he ditched him!
So Mason is looking at me with his head tilted like "what is her problem?" I opened the door and told Mason, "You get out there right now and find Java and don't come back until you find him and bring him home!" Ten minute later, Mason is back home, at the front door, with Java in tow!!! Is this cat amazing or what!
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I have these issues with my dog. I swear they know what we're saying.
Ugh. Where's my anti-histamines?
Cats are smart, I will give them that.
I think the odd looks have to do with the too-short-flannel-nightshirt you mention. You should post that cat in captivity thing I left as a comment a week or so back.
Garret
Maybe I will, Garret! Maybe I will! Although Capt. Dumbass might go into anaphylactic shock if I keep writing kitty stories.
Or he is very very scared of you. What a fun post and clever cat!
My cats are outside all day and come in at night. Jack is almost always first to come home and he hangs around the front door conning people into opening it for him so he can stand in the doorway staring anxiously out into the night looking for his sister. When Samantha does come in Jack tries to groom her and gets hissed and swiped at for his trouble. *sigh* My kids, human or feline, they're always fighting.
Good ol' Mason. Terrified of people... but he sure does listen. I don't think I've ever met a cat that is so loving but so scared of being touched.
I am scared to do mine. I have owed the past 2 years.
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