Post a Reply
Back to the Forum
Not strictly a pet, but i challenge there to be a more cuter pet than the bacardi breezer cat 
(Edited by Ethan 11/03/2002 00:50)
(Edited by Ethan 11/03/2002 00:50)
Posted: 00:48 Mar 11 2002
What's the cutest thing your pet does?
Well, of course everything they do is cute, although it does piss me off when my cats bat the Venetian blinds while I'm trying to sleep. Ditto on the thrusting their heads through the blinds to see outside, although it looks pretty funny from outside the house.
Anyhow, my cat Ernie really hates Sarah McLachlan. He used to be fine most of the time when I played piano, but any Sarah McLachlan song caused him to jump up on my shoulder, rub his face against mine and meow insistently. Then it spread to The Kinks' "Lola." Now every time I hit a note on the piano, he's on my shoulder, laying his body across my arms so that I can't play, purring like crazy and meowing. Now, any time I even hum to myself, he's on my shoulder, demanding attention.
I don't think he's a fan. Actually I think he's trying to get me to stop. But it cracks me up.
Anyhow, my cat Ernie really hates Sarah McLachlan. He used to be fine most of the time when I played piano, but any Sarah McLachlan song caused him to jump up on my shoulder, rub his face against mine and meow insistently. Then it spread to The Kinks' "Lola." Now every time I hit a note on the piano, he's on my shoulder, laying his body across my arms so that I can't play, purring like crazy and meowing. Now, any time I even hum to myself, he's on my shoulder, demanding attention.
I don't think he's a fan. Actually I think he's trying to get me to stop. But it cracks me up.
19 Replies and 3142 Views in Total.
Posted: 00:48 Mar 11 2002
This isn't cute exactly, but it makes me laugh like a drain...
Ben, the 10 month old mini-me, can crawl forwards very very quickly indeed. My cat, Molly, has perfected the art of sitting quite still apart from her swishing tail, until Ben is within 3 inches of her... then she gets up and casually moves to the other side of the room. This goes on for a while until he has given up crawling and is doing something which is a cross between crab-scuttling and bunny-jumps to get to her (a bit quicker). Then she'll let him almost get his fingers on her tail before moving. To sit on the arm of the sofa. When she has forced him to crawl all over the room and haul himself upright on the sofa half a dozen times, then and only then will she walk over to him, swish her tail across his face and disappear out of the catflap with that really haughty attitude that only cats can do..
I'm *so* wicked, all I can do is laugh at his frustrated little face
Ben, the 10 month old mini-me, can crawl forwards very very quickly indeed. My cat, Molly, has perfected the art of sitting quite still apart from her swishing tail, until Ben is within 3 inches of her... then she gets up and casually moves to the other side of the room. This goes on for a while until he has given up crawling and is doing something which is a cross between crab-scuttling and bunny-jumps to get to her (a bit quicker). Then she'll let him almost get his fingers on her tail before moving. To sit on the arm of the sofa. When she has forced him to crawl all over the room and haul himself upright on the sofa half a dozen times, then and only then will she walk over to him, swish her tail across his face and disappear out of the catflap with that really haughty attitude that only cats can do..
I'm *so* wicked, all I can do is laugh at his frustrated little face
Posted: 01:13 Mar 11 2002 
well my fish puts pebbles in its mouth and taps on the glass of the fish tank whioch is pretty cool and it splashes like a dolpin and also swims very fast and hits its head a lot.
Posted: 10:52 Mar 11 2002
If you blow on my dog's ears he shakes his head and then puts his paws over his ears...it really is cute if you see it!
Then again, I think most things he does are cute
Then again, I think most things he does are cute
Posted: 13:44 Mar 11 2002 
Giggling at this image now.
by Diandra
...thrusting their heads through the blinds to see outside, although it looks pretty funny from outside the house...
One of my cats plays fetch with screwed up balls of paper. Honest. This cat plays fetch.
Posted: 15:03 Mar 11 2002
When Carrot (my rabbit) washes his face, he looks like an angel. 
It's really funny when you go past his house-thing when he's been up to something. He has this look which is like butter-wouldn't-melt-in-my-mouth but you can tell he's up to something!
It's really funny when you go past his house-thing when he's been up to something. He has this look which is like butter-wouldn't-melt-in-my-mouth but you can tell he's up to something!
Posted: 19:03 Mar 11 2002 
My German shepherd Sally has the hugest, saddest amber coloured eyes... when i'm talking to her, she tilts her head to the side as if she's taking it all in, and if you ask her nicely, she'll give you her paw. She's getting on a little and has a touch of arthritis, but if there's a cat in the garden, she'll go after it like an exocet missile (but she never catches them), or if she wants a chewie, she'll prance and dance and spin round in circles, but if it's something she doesn't want to do... ie go into the kitchen last thing at night where she sleeps, she suddenly develops a very noticeable limp...
Oh, and LMAO @ Vix's post
Oh, and LMAO @ Vix's post
Posted: 19:22 Mar 11 2002
Well, its my sisters pet really but...
When you rub my sisters rabbits cheek, the opposite ear flops over ie, you rub the right cheek, the left ear flops over...its REALLY cute !!!
When you rub my sisters rabbits cheek, the opposite ear flops over ie, you rub the right cheek, the left ear flops over...its REALLY cute !!!
Posted: 21:51 Mar 11 2002 
Tash my part Siamese does like to tell you that she wants a stroke by "squeaking" at you. At least I think she wants a stroke, its either that or "feed me now!!!"
My big ginger moggie Jasper has got a really funny habit of crying like a baby whenever his "Dad" picks him up so I can tell his Dad off!!
(Edited slightly for swearing)
(Edited by Whistler 12/03/2002 09:11)
My big ginger moggie Jasper has got a really funny habit of crying like a baby whenever his "Dad" picks him up so I can tell his Dad off!!
(Edited slightly for swearing
)(Edited by Whistler 12/03/2002 09:11)
Posted: 00:38 Mar 12 2002 I call this "the tail of disdain." All cat owners have seen it.
by Vix
then and only then will she walk over to him, swish her tail across his face and disappear out of the catflap with that really haughty attitude that only cats can do..
Hee. Isn't it amazing that cats can't remember their names, but they remember each of the 75 separate sounds that might possibly lead to their being fed? Or my cat Earl seems to remember the one time in January 1998 that my nephew fed him from his plate. Even though I've never done this since I didn't want to get him into the habit of begging, the damn cat's like three inches from my face every time I sit down with a plateful of food!
by Joolie
At least I think she wants a stroke, its either that or "feed me now!!!"
(Edited by Whistler 12/03/2002 09:11)
Posted: 06:49 Mar 12 2002
I forgot one other amusing, if not necessarily cute, thing my cats do ... recently bringing my houseguest a live frog late at night
Posted: 07:33 Mar 12 2002 Ewwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!
by Red
I forgot one other amusing, if not necessarily cute, thing my cats do ... recently bringing my houseguest a live frog late at night
My cat likes to go frog hunting and the screams the frogs make is horrid
(Edited by Sweet-Sange 12/03/2002 08:13)
Posted: 08:13 Mar 12 2002
This is a real tuffy for me, as Sophie our 5 year old Spinger spaniel/crossed border collie, is fairly dense!!!
That is solid of body and thick of brain.
Cute well, she hangs over the top of the chair waiting for my dad to come home at night, which is sweet
But she also skids down the garden after cats (and has turned the lawn into a recreation of the Somme)And if anything is in her way, including ceramic pots, plants etc. they go flying too.
She also had a tendancy to head butt people and greet them by going between your legs.(She likes to squeeze into small spaces)
One really confused mut or what!!!!
I think we really should have called her Tigger instead.
(Edited by Spikes Strumpet 12/03/2002 12:12)
That is solid of body and thick of brain.
Cute well, she hangs over the top of the chair waiting for my dad to come home at night, which is sweet
But she also skids down the garden after cats (and has turned the lawn into a recreation of the Somme)And if anything is in her way, including ceramic pots, plants etc. they go flying too.
She also had a tendancy to head butt people and greet them by going between your legs.(She likes to squeeze into small spaces)
One really confused mut or what!!!!
I think we really should have called her Tigger instead.
(Edited by Spikes Strumpet 12/03/2002 12:12)
Posted: 12:11 Mar 12 2002
My kitten (well not so much kitten now as catten if you get me) always jumps on me or Graham and head butts and kinda kisses us, it's so sweet. And he likes to sleep under the covers with us too.
He gives off this air of being a seetie pie when most of the time he's a little *naughty word*
He's looking kinda cute now actually, exploring the backyard, which leads me onto another cute thing. Inside the house he acts like he's The Daddy of all cats, especially when he's terrorising our other cat, Megan. However, put him outside and close the door and his true self comes out. He's a little wimp. He'll be brave when the back door is open, but as soon as you shut it he *naughty word*s himself and runs to the back door and sits there doing those ever so cute kitten miaows, it's so sweet!
He gives off this air of being a seetie pie when most of the time he's a little *naughty word*
He's looking kinda cute now actually, exploring the backyard, which leads me onto another cute thing. Inside the house he acts like he's The Daddy of all cats, especially when he's terrorising our other cat, Megan. However, put him outside and close the door and his true self comes out. He's a little wimp. He'll be brave when the back door is open, but as soon as you shut it he *naughty word*s himself and runs to the back door and sits there doing those ever so cute kitten miaows, it's so sweet!
Posted: 14:31 Mar 12 2002
I find watching my German Shepherd puppy 'Scrum' stalking my sisters cat hilarious. He crawls along on his belly real slowly, and when 'Pye' (the cat) turns round he act's like theres nothing going on, then as soon as she looks away he pounces and holds her down with his paw....for some reason my sister doesn't find this quite so amusing as me
[disclaimer-No animals were harmed during the making of this 'Stalked & Held Down' production
]
[disclaimer-No animals were harmed during the making of this 'Stalked & Held Down' production
]
Posted: 16:57 Mar 12 2002 