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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / July 2005Do you sing to your cat?
If so, what do you sing and do they like it? I sing (to the tune of Mellow Yellow) "They call me Stella Bella" Delilah (by Queen) and Lilah (by Oasis) anything that's on TV or the stereo. There are some songs they like and some they hate... I sang that song that goes "what you fiiiiinnnd something... what you feelllllll... to be real." and they weren't impressed. Ears went up and back, meows and a startled look on their faces. Other songs, they will close their eyes and purr or cuddle up. I guess they aren't much for disco.  Signature.oO rach Oo. > If so, what do you sing and do they like it? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > and back, meows and a startled look on their faces. Other songs, they will > close their eyes and purr or cuddle up. I guess they aren't much for disco. "Cheeky cheeky, you're so fine ... And I'm lucky that you're mine ..." To the tune of "Rubber Duckie." :) There is also something I like to call The Weasel Cantata--but it is entirely instrumental--using the voice as an instrument--kind of like scat singing. And I do mean scat! This one is very popular with the cats on their way to the vet. (It is also so stupid that I often just just break down and howl while singing it.) :) We're a happy, simple lot! > If so, what do you sing and do they like it? > > I sing (to the tune of Mellow Yellow) "They call me Stella Bella" > Delilah (by Queen) and Lilah (by Oasis) Yes, but only when Kiki has been doing badly, trying to comfort her. > > If so, what do you sing and do they like it? > > > > I sing (to the tune of Mellow Yellow) "They call me Stella Bella" > > Delilah (by Queen) and Lilah (by Oasis) > > Yes, but only when Kiki has been doing badly, trying to comfort her. That's deep How bout a few bars for the group! Come on, don't be shy. Anything but Slim Whitman > If so, what do you sing and do they like it? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > and back, meows and a startled look on their faces. Other songs, they will > close their eyes and purr or cuddle up. I guess they aren't much for disco. LOL, just this morning I was singing in my office and Sammy came running in and jumped on my lap. I was very flattered that she liked my singing so much... until she reached up and placed her paw over my mouth! ;> Hugs, CatNipped CatNipped <lcrews@houston.rr.com> wrote in rec.pets.cats.health+behav: > LOL, just this morning I was singing in my office and Sammy came > running in and jumped on my lap. I was very flattered that she [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > CatNipped I get that when Kami's laying on my chest or in her bed next to my head. She tries to smother me like, "I want to be close, but stop breathing on me." SignatureBrandy Alexandre® http://www.swydm.com/?refer=BrandyAlx Well, would you? > If so, what do you sing and do they like it? What's new pussy cat and How much is that pussy in the window. The last sounds a bit suspect but we tend to say pussy rather than kitty in the UK<G> Alison > > If so, what do you sing and do they like it? > > What's new pussy cat and How much is that pussy in the window. The > last sounds a bit suspect but we tend to say pussy rather than kitty > in the UK<G> This kind of makes me want to ask what you call the other thing, but of course I am much too classy for that. :) > > > What's new pussy cat and How much is that pussy in the window. The > > last sounds a bit suspect but we tend to say pussy rather than kitty > > in the UK<G> > > This kind of makes me want to ask what you call the other thing, > but of course I am much too classy for that. :)>>. It called Mary cos Mary got dicked. Alison Oue cat, Tribbles, would come for "The Impossible Dream" from "Man of LaMancha" either sung or whistled. > Oue cat, Tribbles, would come for "The Impossible Dream" from "Man of > LaMancha" either sung or whistled. Wow. You've got some whistler! |
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