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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / August 2007Over-Ambitious Kitty
As I was sitting here, Rhia started her teeth-chattering attack sound. Usually this is when she can see a bird outside on the telephone or power wires that she feels she ought to attack; since both my girls are indoor cats the birds are quite safe. This time I couldn't see anything at first until I bent down to look up out of the window and saw that the object of her planned attack was a large red hot air balloon floating overhead! Perhaps just a mite too ambitious, even if she is big for a meezer. John, servant to their Imperial Siamese Majesties, Rhia and Amy > As I was sitting here, Rhia started her teeth-chattering attack sound. > Usually this is when she can see a bird outside on the telephone or [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > John, servant to their Imperial Siamese Majesties, Rhia and Amy lol, such a brave kitty. Julie > As I was sitting here, Rhia started her teeth-chattering attack sound. > Usually this is when she can see a bird outside on the telephone or [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > John, servant to their Imperial Siamese Majesties, Rhia and Amy This was your signal to leap up and grab the balloon-greebling so that the Princesses could play with it. Bad Daddy WooToo -- > As I was sitting here, Rhia started her teeth-chattering attack sound. > Usually this is when she can see a bird outside on the telephone or [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > John, servant to their Imperial Siamese Majesties, Rhia and Amy Quite the brave girl I must say. Poor Kayla freaks out at any overhead stuff like party balloons or large birds. I chalk it up to avoiding birds of prey. I don't know what she would do if she saw a hot air balloon. I've heard of one pet, not sure if it was a dog or cat but dog would make more sense that was so traumatized by seeing something like that in the sky it refused to go outside again. Jo > I've heard of one pet, not sure if it was a dog or cat but dog > would make more sense that was so traumatized by seeing > something like that in the sky it refused to go outside again. Mike's cat, Berfert (RB), was so traumatized by seeing a bird commit suicide by sliding glass door that he refused to go into the kitchen for over six weeks. We had to move his food and water dishes into our bedroom and change the litter box in the laundry room with the smaller one in our bathroom to accommodate him. Poor kit was totally paranoid that something would fall out of the sky in front of him. Pam S. > As I was sitting here, Rhia started her teeth-chattering attack sound. > Usually this is when she can see a bird outside on the telephone or [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > John, servant to their Imperial Siamese Majesties, Rhia and Amy My kitten once looked up as if she were going to attack a jet flying overhead. I told her no, that was a bit too far to jump.... Hugs and purrs, Kathy and Woodgie > saw that the object of her planned attack was a large red hot air > balloon floating overhead! Perhaps just a mite too ambitious, even if > she is big for a meezer. LOLOL Persia has never been that ambitious! What a funny image you put in my head! <G> Jill |
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