LOL,   Sabrina taught me something new last spring.   (I've told this story
here before, but since you're new, I'll repeat it).

A year ago January I rescued a dog (Chloe).  She was about a 1 yr old
labrador mix that had been abandoned near my work.   We've gone thru major
changes in the house, in getting Sabrina (the 7 yr old cat that has been an
only pet since we've had her for 4 yrs) adjusted to having a 50lb puppy in
the house, to obediance training on Chloe.

Anyhow, Chloe is a playful puppy and still jumps and likes to wrestle to
play.   One day I'm playing with Chloe, she jumps up on me and her paws
scratch me.  I jump back and say "ouch"  next thing I know, out comes
Sabrina from her spot under the bed and attacks Chloe from behind.

Further tests proved it.   If I was playing with Chloe everything was fine.
But as soon as I said "Ouch" Sabrina came running to my rescue and jumped to
attack Chloe.

It was the funniest site I've seen.   I have my own personal *guard/Attack
cat*

I had a nextdoor neighbor who played bagpipes.  I told him it always
sounded like a cat fight when he played.  Your cat obviously thought
so too.

Do people really enjoy bagpipes? I can't stand them personally and I
don't blame your cat for not liking them either!

My cat seems to perk up when I play the banjo.

I tried the bagpipes on my 2 cats... My oldest cat half opened her eyes and
decided nothing was important enough to get up from her chair, and my
youngest kind of perked up and started looking around to see what the
commotion is. It's kinda cute actually... he's looking up at the ceiling,
running around, wagging his tail, eyes wide open. Overall he seems to enjoy
it (whereas I could do without).

I'll add this to the list of ways to entertain my cats when they're bored.
(the rest of the list includes the laser pointer, bubbles, dryer sheets,
toilet paper rolls, and opening any can)

-da missus