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Cat Forum / General Topics / March 2004Dog or Cat IQ Test - Very Cute
[Ed. My Hilary scored a 97. Hey, she's only 2 next month.] Dog or Cat IQ Test http://www.hollywoodpaws.com/testing/ Just takes a couple of minutes. Hughie finished at 123. Jennifer  SignatureHilary Duff turns 18 in this amount of time: http://www.timeanddate.com/counters/customcounter.html?day=28&month=09&year =2005&hour=00&m "We must believe in luck. For how else can we explain the success of those we don't like?" -- Jean Cocteau >[Ed. My Hilary scored a 97. Hey, she's only 2 next month.] > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Hughie finished at 123. >Jennifer That was fun. At first, the questions were obvious and it would have been easy to just choose the answer that would give the best score, but as the test went on, the individual cat's personalities really showed. My cat got a 107, but he's 10 and he's been with me all of his life. I think he lost points on social skills. He's definately a one-person cat. pepsi > [Ed. My Hilary scored a 97. Hey, she's only 2 next month.] > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Hughie finished at 123. Finished ahead of Typhon ho Gatostropheus, at 120. Typhon is an Abyssinian; what breed is Hughie? -- Jerry Kohl <jeromekohl@comcast.net> "Légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal." > [Ed. My Hilary scored a 97. Hey, she's only 2 next month.] > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Hughie finished at 123. > Jennifer I didn't take the test (too many cats), but I note that the questionnaire wasn't very intelligently written, for instance: - there should have been a "none of the above" (ie: if I pull the "Put a plastic bag around the cat dish full of food" trick at least one of my cats will come over and politely stick a claw through my foot while the others watch) - should have allowed multiple choices (ie: while waiting in the closet where I locked the cat, the cat will alternate between miaowing, banging on the door and wrecking the contents of the closet, not stick to just one) - should have a "not answered" checkbox for those ones which endanger your life or annoy the cat, frivolously. Pat I was also dissapointed there weren't more "waited patiently" for the cat, and also her preferred method of waking us (Doing the kitty-500 throughout the apartment, with several laps OVER the bed) wasn't listed. -- Emily Carroll Fluttervale Labradors: www.fluttervale.com CPG: www.geocities.com/cyberpetgame/ 4-H Club: www.geocities.com/woofsandwiggles/ > > [Ed. My Hilary scored a 97. Hey, she's only 2 next month.] > > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Pat > I was also dissapointed there weren't more "waited patiently" for the cat, > and also her preferred method of waking us (Doing the kitty-500 throughout > the apartment, with several laps OVER the bed) wasn't listed. > > -- > Emily Carroll <g> "The Stare" is the preferred method 'round here : nothing quite like departing Morpheus' realm due to the feeling of being stalked by something(s) both capable and inclined to kill and eat you. Pat (the cats watch entirely too many Stephen King movies) > I was also dissapointed there weren't more "waited patiently" for the cat, > and also her preferred method of waking us (Doing the kitty-500 throughout > the apartment, with several laps OVER the bed) wasn't listed. > > -- > Emily Carroll Anyone have the link to whatever it is you are talking about?? Be nice if someone would included the links in the follow up so people would know what you all are talking about. http://members.aol.com/larrystark/ >> I was also dissapointed there weren't more "waited patiently" for the cat, >> and also her preferred method of waking us (Doing the kitty-500 throughout >> the apartment, with several laps OVER the bed) wasn't listed. > > Anyone have the link to whatever it is you are talking about?? Be nice if someone would > included the links in the follow up so people would know what you all are talking about. Can't you just read the original post? Here it is again for anyone else who can't be bothered to work out how to use their newsreader: http://www.hollywoodpaws.com/testing/ SignatureOllie Clark - oliverc@comp.leeds.ac.uk - ol@ollieclark.com http://www.ollieclark.com/acronyms.html > > Anyone have the link to whatever it is you are talking about?? Be nice if someone would > > included the links in the follow up so people would know what you all are talking about. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > http://www.hollywoodpaws.com/testing/ Meoooow, pssst -everyone should be as smart as I am. Dad SignatureLife is a sexually transmitted Disease that is always fatal. >I was also dissapointed there weren't more "waited patiently" for the cat, >and also her preferred method of waking us (Doing the kitty-500 throughout >the apartment, with several laps OVER the bed) wasn't listed. Mine does that too. I used to call it the freddy-fly-by. Now he gets up on my dresser and starts knocking stuff off. If that doesn't work, he runs back and forth across my body until I wake up. pepsi Maggie(cat)got a 112 > [Ed. My Hilary scored a 97. Hey, she's only 2 next month.] > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Hughie finished at 123. > Jennifer http://www.timeanddate.com/counters/customcounter.html?day=28&month=09&year > =2005&hour=00&m > > "We must believe in luck. For how else can we explain the success of those > we don't like?" -- Jean Cocteau |
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