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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / April 2006Cat Wheels
I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if someone was handy, they could make one, as they are pretty expensive: http://www.bengal.us/gymcats.html Click on Wheels in Motion on this page: http://www.fitnesswheel.com/ > I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if > someone was handy, they could make one, as they are pretty expensive: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > http://www.fitnesswheel.com/ What is really hilarious is how the dominant cat keeps meowing. :) I love this. > > I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if > > someone was handy, they could make one, as they are pretty expensive: [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > What is really hilarious is how the dominant cat keeps > meowing. :) I love this. That's what I kept laughing at. But his "dominance" doesn't seem to deter the other two. :)  SignatureWeb site: http://www.slywy.com/ Message board: http://www.slywy.com/phpBB2/ Journal: http://slywy.blogspot.com/ > > What is really hilarious is how the dominant cat keeps > > meowing. :) I love this. > > That's what I kept laughing at. But his "dominance" doesn't seem to > deter the other two. :) Yeah, even as I used that word I thought it didn't fit. I just meant the one that was always "in the lead." > What is really hilarious is how the dominant cat keeps > meowing. :) I love this. I know, lol, and I liked how he jumped over one of the others too. Great idea!!! But did you see the price on these? Surely someone could build one cheaper. == maryjane >> What is really hilarious is how the dominant cat keeps >> meowing. :) I love this. > > I know, lol, and I liked how he jumped over one of the others too. >I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if > someone was handy, they could make one, as they are pretty expensive: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > http://www.fitnesswheel.com/ Those are so cool! My cat Otto would most likely be too chicken to even go near it but my new guy, Isaac, would probably love it. He's got lots of energy to burn. -- Liz I could actually see what would happen with mine All heck would break loose one would be on it the others would try to get on it even on top of it one would go flying and the noise they would make and of course this would be at 4 in the morning after I have been up for over 24 hours > I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if > someone was handy, they could make one, as they are pretty expensive: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > http://www.fitnesswheel.com/ I loved the video of the 3 cats trying to run in it at the same time! I used to breed hamsters, and would have 6 just-weaned-&-moved-into-their-own (separated by boys or girls) cage, and *all* of them would try to run in the wheel at the same time: one would climb in behind the others, forcing the one in the front out, that one would run to the back and wait his/her turn to climb in and force another out - they just kept taking turns like that, with three in the wheel at all times (the max that could *fit* into the wheel, it was when the fourth would scramble in, that the 'leader' would pop out), the entire time the wheel never stopped spinning. >> I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if >> someone was handy, they could make one, as they are pretty expensive: [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > would scramble in, that the 'leader' would pop out), the entire time the > wheel never stopped spinning. One of my hamsters had a bunch of babies a long while back (a long while ago when I had hamsters) The mom would run in the wheel, when the hamsters were up and about and not quite ready to go on their own, and she'd just run like crazy with the babies all squished in the wheel trying to run with her... Some would get in her way and she'd just jump right over them (or often just walk over them like they weren't even there) and other times, they'd hang on to the inside of the wheel and just spin around. In that case, the mom would almost time when they'd be coming back around, hanging on to the wheel, and hop over them. > I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if > someone was handy, they could make one, as they are pretty expensive: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > http://www.fitnesswheel.com/ LOL, that is too funny I love it! iiiiii think those cats are trained and some old man is trying to make some retirement money... the cats are just shills, they don't really enjoy it, not like in the commercial > x-no-archive: yes > > I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > some retirement money... the cats are just shills, they don't really > enjoy it, not like in the commercial The one that kills me is the first one you see on the wheel, whose name I see from the lower link is "Fairbanks." He cries the whole time, just like my Gracie does when she is doing anything like jumping or running. It's like crowing about her accomplishments or something. Also: this makes Bengals look like a lot of fun. > It's like crowing about her accomplishments > or something. Also: this makes Bengals look like a lot of fun. i bet that's a sight, she sounds like a unique little creature > Inviato da X-Privat.Org - Registrazione gratuita http://www.x-privat.org/join.php you in mexico now? lol, I think all your mails are getting read at that server, lol. lots of "fingering" going on (that's a cracking term) yeah, apuesto ellos son verdaderos privados, sólo leyó lo que es neccessary eh, neccessito x-no-archive: yes cybercat wrote: > It's like crowing about her accomplishments > or something. Also: this makes Bengals look like a lot of fun. i bet that's a sight, she sounds like a unique little creature She's a little angel, in a tiny kitty body. However, when she yawns and stretches she looks a little like a bat. > Inviato da X-Privat.Org - Registrazione gratuita http://www.x-privat.org/join.php you in mexico now? lol, I think all your mails are getting read at that server, lol.lots of "fingering" going on (that's a cracking term) yeah, apuesto ellos son verdaderos privados, sólo leyó lo que es neccessary eh, neccessito That's Italian, cutie. :) > That's Italian, cutie. :) lol, so it is >> That's Italian, cutie. :) > >lol, so it is ? xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > >> That's Italian, cutie. :) > > > >lol, so it is > > ? Registrazione gratuita >xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Registrazione gratuita Chi dà una merda? > Chi dà una merda? siete quello chi ha chiesto ad erbaccia del dick >x-no-archive: yes > >> Chi dà una merda? > >siete quello chi ha chiesto ad erbaccia del dick Recht op guppy tijd. > Recht op guppy tijd. lol forse dovreste provare la pulizia dei due punti o passi il giunto ma passi lo spleef prima che tocchiate il vostro retto >> Recht op guppy tijd. > >lol >forse dovreste provare la pulizia dei due punti >o passi il giunto >ma passi lo spleef prima che tocchiate il vostro retto Light that sum na bitch up! >> x-no-archive: yes >> > I really want to get one of these for my cats! I would imagine if [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > >Inviato da X-Privat.Org - Registrazione gratuita http://www.x-privat.org/join.php That you S? What's this x-private.org? Good is it? Or am I just confused? "lastcatstanding" <teandson@hotmail.com> wrote > > > >Inviato da X-Privat.Org - Registrazione gratuita http://www.x-privat.org/join.php > > That you S? What's this x-private.org? Good is it? Or am I just > confused? :) X-private is pretty good. Now it is invitation only, but I think all you have to do is ask them for an invitation. They respond to netcops, though, being super-polite Italians and all, so if you use too many usernames they will boot you. Also, your posts are recognizable by a numbered code in the headers. >"lastcatstanding" <teandson@hotmail.com> wrote > > >:) X-private is pretty good. Now it is invitation only, but I think all you >have to do is ask them for an invitation. They respond to netcops, >though, being super-polite Italians and all, so if you use too many >usernames they will boot you. Also, your posts are recognizable >by a numbered code in the headers. I just joined by asking them for an invitation. I'm reading it through the web. It wouldn't work with my reader for some reason. > I just joined by asking them for an invitation. I'm reading it through the > web. It wouldn't work with my reader for some reason. Hmm, I wonder why? What reader do you use? I use Outlook Express. I have noticed every now and then that a few posts are missing. (I read from a number of free servers, some of which are faster than x-private, as far as when the posts show up, then I post through x-private or sometimes teranews. Teranews is pretty good--you pay a $3.95 one-time fee, and get to use it for life. (Or the life of Teranews, lol!) > > I just joined by asking them for an invitation. I'm reading it through > the > > web. It wouldn't work with my reader for some reason. > > Hmm, I wonder why? What reader do you use? I use Outlook Express. I have MesNews. When I try to contact, it tells me login or password aren't correct. However, when I log in from where you can read it on the web, I have no problem. >> I have noticed every now and then that a few posts are missing. (I read > from a number of free servers, some of which are faster than x-private, > as far as when the posts show up, then I post through x-private or > sometimes teranews. Teranews is pretty good--you pay a $3.95 one-time > fee, and get to use it for life. (Or the life of Teranews, lol!) Hey, that's a pretty good deal. Do you know if you can use the binary groups with Ternanews and if there's any megabyte limit? >> > I just joined by asking them for an invitation. I'm reading it through >> the [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >Hey, that's a pretty good deal. Do you know if you can use the binary >groups with Ternanews and if there's any megabyte limit? Tera is a good server, many binaries. > >> > I just joined by asking them for an invitation. I'm reading it through > >> the [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Tera is a good server, many binaries. Yep. In fact, I think you told me about Teranews years ago. :P > Yep. In fact, I think you told me about Teranews years ago. :P every isp i've ever used also had a news server goes somehting like new.your_isp.net or .com login is same as internet login > > Yep. In fact, I think you told me about Teranews years ago. :P > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > login is same as internet login Yes, mine does too. > Yep. In fact, I think you told me about Teranews years ago. :P i meant to say news.your_isp.net, ,com I left the s off of news oh well, nobody reads this stuff no way i may as well go out in the garden and eat worms >> Yep. In fact, I think you told me about Teranews years ago. :P > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >oh well, nobody reads this stuff no way >i may as well go out in the garden and eat worms Save some, fishing season is upon us. > > Yep. In fact, I think you told me about Teranews years ago. :P > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > oh well, nobody reads this stuff no way > i may as well go out in the garden and eat worms Please don't eat worms! SAVE THE WORMS :((((((( >> >> > I just joined by asking them for an invitation. I'm reading it >through [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >Yep. In fact, I think you told me about Teranews years ago. :P It's even more troll friendly than altopia. , I wonder why? What reader do you use? I use Outlook Express. > I have MesNews. When I try to contact, it tells me login or password > aren't correct. However, when I log in from where you can read it on > the web, I have no problem. Hmm, I don't know what MesNews is. If this happened to me I would check to see that I have my password and username right. You can always email support. Their English is hilarious, but they try hard to be helpful. > >> I have noticed every now and then that a few posts are missing. (I read > > from a number of free servers, some of which are faster than x-private, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Hey, that's a pretty good deal. Do you know if you can use the binary > groups with Ternanews and if there's any megabyte limit? It appears to be 50 mgs a day: http://teranews.com/ They are nice, very prompt with answering emails, good folks. For the other, free servers, go here, and remember that most that say they allow posting do not really. No body knows why! If you use Outlook Express, as soon as you click on a server, it appears in your list and OE asks if you want to download the list of groups. Don't know how it works in other readers. (At the site, go down and click on the first entry under "Index" for the most recently tested servers. Download a few, as they will generally stop working when too many people use them, or abuse them, if they allow posting. Look for the ones that have the most groups and active posts, as they are the best. http://freenews.maxbaud.net/ >, I wonder why? What reader do you use? I use Outlook Express. >> [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > >http://freenews.maxbaud.net/ La dee da....< slips past cyber to list > dum dee dum < innocent really > > >http://freenews.maxbaud.net/ > > > La dee da....< slips past cyber to list > dum dee dum > > < innocent really > ;) And of course you know that the ones that allow posting generally leave your IP hanging out. >> >http://freenews.maxbaud.net/ >> > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >And of course you know that the ones that allow posting >generally leave your IP hanging out. Proxies come to mind. Do I really know what the hell I'm talking about? Peek a boo and Sissy say Purrr. "lastcatstanding" <teandson@hotmail.com> wrote in message > Peek a boo and Sissy say Purrr. Aww, give them a scritchy scratch for me. > iiiiii think those cats are trained and some old man is trying to make > some retirement money... the cats are just shills, they don't really > enjoy it, not like in the commercial LOL! I do have a friend who had a welder build one of these for her. She says her cats really do enjoy it. I think this would be a great thing for some enterprising person to make and supply to pet stores. I know people would buy them. |
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