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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / November 2005Peculiar Japanese Video - Taped Cat
Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is all too happy with the tape job. http://www.digitalfog.com/gallery/taped_cat.html Don't try this at home. > Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its > body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is all > too happy with the tape job. > http://www.digitalfog.com/gallery/taped_cat.html > Don't try this at home. That looks mean!! I didn't watch it to the end - got sick of hearing people laughing at a cat that looked unnerved and uncomfortable. Joyce > > Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its > > body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is all [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Joyce I agree - that's not at all funny, it's just plain cruel. Why anyone would take pleasure in the discomfit of another creature, I don't know - but then again there are people out there who love to torture or just beat up on creatures smaller and more helpless than they. Hugs, CatNipped > Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its > body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Don't try this at home. It's very tempting.... Thanks, Tammy, that was a real side-splitter!!! Okay. Now I'd like to try an experiment to see how well the perpetrators of this nasty little film would walk with a generous piece of duct-tape stuck to various hairy parts of *their* anatomy. I bet if it were stuck in the right place, they'd walk sideways too. Poor kitty. Al. > Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its > body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is all > too happy with the tape job. > http://www.digitalfog.com/gallery/taped_cat.html > > Don't try this at home. >Okay. Now I'd like to try an experiment to see how well the >perpetrators of this nasty little film would walk with a generous piece [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Al. That was my thought, too. That was cruel and inhumane treatment of that poor little kitty, and not the least bit funny. . Purrs and Hugs, Nan and the furkids A wise man talks because he has something to say; a fool talks because he has to say something. > Okay. Now I'd like to try an experiment to see how well the > perpetrators of this nasty little film would walk with a generous piece > of duct-tape stuck to various hairy parts of *their* anatomy. I bet if > it were stuck in the right place, they'd walk sideways too. That was cellophane tape,. not duct tape. > Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its > body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is all > too happy with the tape job. > http://www.digitalfog.com/gallery/taped_cat.html What is wrong with her tail?? >> Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of >> its [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > What is wrong with her tail?? Nothing. She doesn't have one. Jo > > What is wrong with her tail?? > > Nothing. She doesn't have one. > > Jo I see a short, squatty tail. Anyone else? The unfortunate cat in the video is most likely a Japanese Bobtail, a breed that is as common in Japan as it is rare in the U.S. Britta's Vino, I believe, is part or full Bobtail. Gennie > The unfortunate cat in the video is most likely a Japanese Bobtail, a > breed that is as common in Japan as it is rare in the U.S. > > Britta's Vino, I believe, is part or full Bobtail. Ah, thank you Gennie. What a pleasant and informative response. I assume this breed is actually born without tails? The Japanese Bobtail is characterised by naturally occuring pom-pom tails and very long back legs. Sort of an Asian counterpart of the tailless Manx cats of Europe perhaps? Both of the breeds are thought to have been the result of natural genetic mutation. Here's an interesting link: http://www.fanciers.com/breed-faqs/japanese-bobtail-faq.html (And, yes! That poor cat was very cruelly treated! GRRRR!) Gennie > The Japanese Bobtail is characterised by naturally occuring pom-pom > tails and very long back legs. I guess that is what I really wanted to know--if his tormentors hat "docked" his tail too. > Sort of an Asian counterpart of the tailless Manx cats of Europe > perhaps? Both of the breeds are thought to have been the result of > natural genetic mutation. > > Here's an interesting link: > http://www.fanciers.com/breed-faqs/japanese-bobtail-faq.html Neat! Thanks. > Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its > body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is > all > too happy with the tape job. No thanks. Pam S. disgusted >Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its >body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is all >too happy with the tape job. >http://www.digitalfog.com/gallery/taped_cat.html > >Don't try this at home. This reminds me so much of Betty the first time I tried putting a harness on her. She high stepped, fell over, and generally acted trapped and persecuted. When I took her outside though, she forgot all about her harness and took in the outdoors with wonder. She looked at the ceiling of trees swaying in the wind, the tall grass. Her ears twitched at the songs of the birds and the scrabbling of squirrels. > >Watch this peculiar video about how a cat reacts when certain parts of its > >body is adorned with a piece of tape. It doesn't appear that this cat is all [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > swaying in the wind, the tall grass. Her ears twitched at the songs > of the birds and the scrabbling of squirrels. The difference being you put a harness on her for *her* saftey and enjoyment of the outdoors, *NOT* for your enjoyment of her discomfiture! Hugs, CatNipped I like to take a piece of tape connect to his nut sack and see how he walks |
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