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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2005Tyche does her own sound effects.
Whenever Tyche jumps off a chair or something, upon landing she lets out a little noise, like a squeak or grunt-meow. It's like in basic training where they say "Let me hear your battle cry!" and go HOOAH! every time they make a punch/step/whatever. She also will sit down in an empty room and start singing or meowing, talking to herself, sometimes very loudly. I've also seen her walking around meowing for no apparent reason. She sure loves the sound of her own voice. --Fil > Whenever Tyche jumps off a chair or something, upon landing she lets out a > little noise, like a squeak or grunt-meow. It's like in basic training [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > --Fil How is her eyesight? Hearing? Have you checked her claws to make sure none have grown into the pads? IMHO she sounds like she feels lost. MLB > How is her eyesight? Hearing? Have you checked her claws to make sure > none have grown into the pads? IMHO she sounds like she feels lost. > MLB We clip their claws every other week, so we know there are none in the pads. She certainly has no trouble hearing (and answering to) our voices and I have dealt with blind animals in the past--she does not act like they do. >From Kittenhood, she and Kumani would scream and cry if they were taken out of sight of their sister. They don't do this any more, though they do spend a lot of time together. Kumani seems to be okay apart from Tyche now, but I wonder if Tyche is perhaps more dependent on her sister's presence. --Fil >Whenever Tyche jumps off a chair or something, upon landing she lets >out a little noise, like a squeak or grunt-meow. It's like in basic >training where they say "Let me hear your battle cry!" and go HOOAH! >every time they make a punch/step/whatever Stinky does that too, ever since he was a little fellow. "Oof!" . >She also will sit down in an empty room and start singing or meowing, >talking to herself, sometimes very loudly. > >I've also seen her walking around meowing for no apparent reason. > >She sure loves the sound of her own voice. Stinky does all of the above. He's a noisy guy. Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com > Whenever Tyche jumps off a chair or something, upon landing she lets > out a little noise, like a squeak or grunt-meow. It's like in basic [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > --Fil Sam was like that. He was a very vocal Siamese and he really did seem to love the sound of his own voice. Jake isn't that talkative for a Meezer, but he does walk around grumbling like an old man sometimes. Jo >Whenever Tyche jumps off a chair or something, upon landing she lets >out a little noise, like a squeak or grunt-meow. It's like in basic [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >She sure loves the sound of her own voice. LB lets out an "umph" whenever she jumps up or down off something - and also talks quietly to herself, or maybe she's calling Sammy, since Sam usually goes to see what's she's talking about ;-) One of the changes with Spot's arrival is that LB is a lot quieter.  SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Spot with loving memories of Rocky (RB) stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html > Whenever Tyche jumps off a chair or something, upon landing she lets > out a little noise, like a squeak or grunt-meow. Sarrasine does that sometimes > She also will sit down in an empty room and start singing or meowing, > talking to herself, sometimes very loudly. > > I've also seen her walking around meowing for no apparent reason. Isis (RB) did that a lot, she was the loudest most talkative cat ever, we used to say to her "Speak up, they can't quite hear you in Birmingham" Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs >> Whenever Tyche jumps off a chair or something, upon landing she lets >> out a little noise, like a squeak or grunt-meow. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >we used to say to her "Speak up, they can't quite hear you in >Birmingham" LOL! My mother says to Stinky "Who asked you?" and "Another county heard from." Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com :) > Whenever Tyche jumps off a chair or something, upon landing she lets [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > --Fil Rita does that too. She squeaks when I pick her up. IF she's laying on the couch with me, and I decide to run my hand down her side and pet her, she picks up her head and meows. If I'm trying to go to sleep, she drags her toys into the bed and meows at me to play with her. Then there are the times when she just walks around and meows for no good reason (that I can figure out). I usually wake up to find her toys all over the floor and bed. On my way into the living room, I pick them all up and put them back where they were, and she follows me and meows all the way. (let me tell you, stepping onto a catnip mouse with a broken foot when you're only half asleep is quite the eye-opener!) Jane - owned and operated by Princess Rita >She also will sit down in an empty room and start singing or meowing, >talking to herself, sometimes very loudly. > >I've also seen her walking around meowing for no apparent reason. > >She sure loves the sound of her own voice. She also will sit down in an empty room and start singing or meowing, talking to herself, sometimes very loudly. I've also seen her walking around meowing for no apparent reason. She sure loves the sound of her own voice. --Fil ========================================= Spicey does this too. Each meow has its own meaning. Suz&Spicey |
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