Macks on Crack
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Yes, that is our cat, Macks. He loves milk. He knows milk comes out of the refrigerator so everytime you open the refrigerator he jumps in trying to get the milk.BigDov said:LOL what the hell???
Is that one of your cats???!
Every time.
I love that cat!!
zengirl said:Yes, that is our cat, Macks. He loves milk. He knows milk comes out of the refrigerator so everytime you open the refrigerator he jumps in trying to get the milk.
Every time.
I love that cat!!
That is absolutely hilarious
He lives up to his name, ever the entertainer he is.BigDov said:That is absolutely hilarious
He gets kinda crazy sometimes and just goes tearing across the living room to the bathroom doorway, he jumps up the door frame and claws his way all the way down. The little bugger jumps about 5' in the air. Sometimes he jumps up, about 5', does a little backflip, lands and goes tearing across the apartment. I've never seen anything like it.
When you have food on your plate, forget about it. He will come up next to you, and all of a sudden swipe his little paw out and grab something off of your plate, knock it off and then he pounces on it.
Most of the time you don't even see him do it, he's too stealty.I have the greatest cats in the world.
that is awesome! Mine always seem to get themselves stuck in closets. You'd think they'd learn by now....?Macks's latest trick is to lock himself in the bathroom. He does this at least once a day. He runs into the hall bathroom and attacks the door, and then pushes it closed, all the way.Pandora said:
He'll sit in the dark quietly until someone notices the door is shut and lets him out. I think he likes his alone time.
b_sinning said:
They're cats man... you know... animals? He's just doing what he's genetically wired to do. I suppose you're one of those types who likes to train your animals to be seen and not heard, and to not bother you unless it's convenient for you? It really irritates me when people punish their animals for being animals. Its like you people expect these things to be mini-humans or something. The way I see it, I have a great big world I live in. I can come and go from my house anytime I please, I can go on vacations and see new things, I can have experiences and fun outside of my 4 walls. These animals of mine reside within these 4 walls and for the most part, never leave this world. How terrible of me to deprive them of a life because it's inconvenient for me? If you aren't going to respect the spririt of your animal, don't get one.
I just train my animals not to take food unless it's given. He just used that hand to scratch on his butt for a half hour then he just swipped it across your plate. You then eat from there. Might as well just go a head and lick his butt if you are going to do that.
So I suppose allowing them to drink from my water glass is a bad thing?b_sinning said:
And I dunno bout YOUR cats, but mine don't have hands, and their front paws aren't hinged such that they can scratch their back ends that way.I don't have any cats at the moment. Just dogs and fish. My in-laws are allergic to cats so my wife doesn't want us to have any.
in-laws?zengirl said:My in-laws are allergic to cats too, they've also sold their house and their new one isn't ready for 2-3 months... so they're staying with their daugher.
There's method to my maddness
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