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Celes Chere Oct 22, 2006 09:34 AM

My one cat, Andy, sits by my door early in the morning and waits for me to get up. When I do, he walks to the bathroom because he knows that's where I'll be going first. He rubs against my legs when I'm trying to get ready for work/school, which usually means my pants get covered in cat hair. :( But he's such a sweetie, so I always forgive him.

He also loves ice cubes. My mom puts some in his water bowl pretty much daily and when he goes to get a drink he'll pick up a cube with his paw and toss it onto the floor.

Another one of my cats, Booger (don't ask about the name XD), will jump up and grab my hand with his paws if I'm standing above him and he wants pets. He's so smart!

Arkhangelsk Oct 22, 2006 10:53 AM

One of my current cats (a flame-point siamese that adopted us, on the left in the picture), is a fixed male cat that for whatever reason humps legs. It's rather disturbing. Since he also is declawed, he goes and finds our other Siamese who is not declawed and 'asks' him to open the screen door when he wants outside.

They're conniving Siamese cats, like Lady and the Tramp. Except they're the more unusual pointed breeds ;).
http://img60.imageshack.us/img60/9826/1030341hb5.th.jpg

kupomog Oct 22, 2006 02:16 PM

My dog does this after he takes baths (I'm sure a lot of dogs do it, too), whenever I open my bedroom door after it has been closed for awhile (he'll jump on my bed and get fur all over it), or whenever we say one of the following things to him repeatedly (he likes the second one the most...):

"army crawl," "hot dog," "hungry?," "exercise!"

All of my dogs have this thing with throwing themselves on their backs and wiggling back and forth. Most of them know the phrase "wiggle waggle" not because we always say it when they do it. Sometimes if we put our hand underneath them by the area right by the tail and kind of bounce them up and down a little, they go even faster.

One of my dogs in particlar likes to do a butt bump. She'll be lying on her side, and we put our hand behind her by her tail, and just push her forward repeatedly. Then she'll use her legs and fling herself backwards into our hand for as long as we keep pushing her. And she makes this funny "oof, oof, oof" growling sound.

Oh yeah, and whenever my old cat was standing around, my mom would go stand right behind him with her feet lined up with his hind legs. Then she's say "reverse!" and he would back up on to her feet and she would bounce him up and down for a little bit before he got annoyed and ran off.

Chibi Neko Oct 22, 2006 03:53 PM

Here you go Freelance Wolf, Here are some pics of my ferret Talisman.

http://www.catbasketnetwork.com/images/tallie1.jpg

http://www.catbasketnetwork.com/images/tallie2.jpg

http://www.catbasketnetwork.com/images/tallie3.jpg

http://www.catbasketnetwork.com/images/tallie5.jpg

And here she is with her baby:

http://www.catbasketnetwork.com/images/tallie4.jpg

Bernard Black Oct 22, 2006 04:34 PM

I love ferrets <3

My tabby cat plays the piano when she is hungry; she wanders up and down the keyboard and won't stop until someone gets her meal sorted. I can tell you it's annoying when you're trying to practice and she tries to do a duet >.<;

I don't know if this is unusual but my border collie doesn't play fetch, but catch. He sits in his bed with a toy (usually a tennis ball) and drops it out of his basket so it rolls over to you and then you have to throw it directly at him and he'll catch it *repeat*.

I knew a jack russell that was afraid of bottles, and if you tried to shake hands in front of him, he'd go ape-shit crazy. He was also afraid of gas masks, but then I suppose any animal would be, especially if the person wearing it was completely insane.

FallDragon Oct 22, 2006 04:47 PM

I remember walking my grandma's great dane a few years ago, he stood about 4'6", fairly intimidating dog. Well whenever we'd get near a flag he'd get frightened of it and shy away from it, refusing to keep walking on the sidewalk if it was there. I had no clue why... I can't imagine a traumatic experience happening with flags.

It was also funny when a chihuahau would come running out of this bush from the neighbor's yard to bark at him and he'd just stare down like "what is this thing?"

Freelance Oct 22, 2006 10:05 PM

@Chibi Neko, CUTE FERRET!!! The plooshie is so cute too!!!! Thanks for sharing them with me :3


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