Cathursday - vicious cat

sigurros81 · May 31, 2012

So I decided to join the rest of the youtube population and uploaded a cat video :awe:

http://youtu.be/AUy2BFKAzow

unokitty · May 31, 2012

I liked the music.

But I couldn't find vicious cat. Here is domestic short hair vs two gators.

Uno

sixone · May 31, 2012

sigurros81 said:
So I decided to join the rest of the youtube population and uploaded a cat video :awe:

http://youtu.be/AUy2BFKAzow

Is your cat declawed?

sigurros81 · May 31, 2012

unokitty said:
I liked the music.

But I couldn't find vicious cat. Here is domestic short hair vs two gators.

Uno

Haha, nice vid.

lxskllr · May 31, 2012

My girl chewed the shit out of my arm last night. I went for the tummy gambit, and got the full treatment of four mitts fulls of needles, and the mouth. She latches on and just starts chewing :^D

sigurros81 · May 31, 2012

sixone said:
Is your cat declawed?

No, I have not brought myself to declawing, and I'm paying for it each day by my slowly deteriorating couch and leather shoes.

sixone · May 31, 2012

sigurros81 said:
No, I have not brought myself to declawing, and I'm paying for it each day by my slowly deteriorating couch and leather shoes.

Then your feet must be made of leather. Those claws should hurt!

lxskllr · May 31, 2012

sigurros81 said:
No, I have not brought myself to declawing, and I'm paying for it each day by my slowly deteriorating couch and leather shoes.

Things aren't important. In 50 years, all the great treasures everyone collects will be in a dump, or a thrift shop with $2 price tag on it. Keeping your animal happy is more important, and if your animal is happy, you should be happy.

sigurros81 · May 31, 2012

lxskllr said:
Things aren't important. In 50 years, all the great treasures everyone collects will be in a dump, or a thrift shop with $2 price tag on it. Keeping your animal happy is more important, and if your animal is happy, you should be happy.

Yeah, part of the reason why I don't really care about my furniture right now is because I am planning on buying new furniture eventually once I get a house.

And the claws do hurt, I think after having the cat for a year, I've developed a tolerance.

TechBoyJK · May 31, 2012

Yea, and if you back off when the cat claws you, they'll start to learn a bit. Not entirely, but my cats seem know when they've clawed me good and their attitude changes. (in a good way)

WelshBloke · May 31, 2012

Your cat is viscous?

You need to add more liquid to the blender next time.

sigurros81 · May 31, 2012

WelshBloke said:
Your cat is viscous?

You need to add more liquid to the blender next time.

LoL, well played, I meant vicious.

Scotteq · May 31, 2012

WelshBloke said:
Your cat is viscous?

You need to add more liquid to the blender next time.

...don't forget ice, strawberries, and Triple Sec for the perfect Catquiri....

<keels over, dead from terrible pun>

Red Squirrel · May 31, 2012

lol my old cat used to go insane when under the bed or couch. Something about that skirt around it that makes them like attacking whatever is on the other side.

My current cat is declawed though. When she was a kitten and I lived at my parents, she used to literally climb door frames all the way to the top and then not know how to get down. Sometimes we'd get home and she'd be stuck in the curtains all the way on top lmao. She also jumped on us and hanged off our legs. Ouch! She thought she was a squirrel or something.

I'm sorta against declawing and I only believe it should be done if it's the last resort. If it had been my house then, I probably would have said "who cares" and let her keep her claws. She was not really that destructive towards furniture, it's just that she hurt us all the time, and even hurt herself by getting stuck in places lol. But I'm sure she would have grown out of that and with proper discipline would have stopped jumping us.

I'd hear my mom scream randomly sometimes thinking she found a spider, I'd come to check out and see the cat hanging off her leg while she's doing dishes. lmao. Now my cat just likes to bite, but she does not bite that hard, it's more of a playing thing.

Aharami · May 31, 2012

lxskllr said:
My girl chewed the shit out of my arm last night. I went for the tummy gambit, and got the full treatment of four mitts fulls of needles, and the mouth. She latches on and just starts chewing :^D

WTF?!

Red Squirrel said:
lol my old cat used to go insane when under the bed or couch. Something about that skirt around it that makes them like attacking whatever is on the other side.

My current cat is declawed though. When she was a kitten and I lived at my parents, she used to literally climb door frames all the way to the top and then not know how to get down. Sometimes we'd get home and she'd be stuck in the curtains all the way on top lmao. She also jumped on us and hanged off our legs. Ouch! She thought she was a squirrel or something.

I'm sorta against declawing and I only believe it should be done if it's the last resort. If it had been my house then, I probably would have said "who cares" and let her keep her claws. She was not really that destructive towards furniture, it's just that she hurt us all the time, and even hurt herself by getting stuck in places lol. But I'm sure she would have grown out of that and with proper discipline would have stopped jumping us.

I'd hear my mom scream randomly sometimes thinking she found a spider, I'd come to check out and see the cat hanging off her leg while she's doing dishes. lmao. Now my cat just likes to bite, but she does not bite that hard, it's more of a playing thing.

again, WTF?!
I guess I dont get cat owners. why put up with such shit? why not discipline your cat? Or is it just that cats cant be disciplined? (never owned a cat)

lxskllr · May 31, 2012

Aharami said:
WTF?!

again, WTF?!
I guess I dont get cat owners. why put up with such shit? why not discipline your cat? Or is it just that cats cant be disciplined? (never owned a cat)

The cat enjoys it, and it doesn't bother me. I've been through much worse pain for less of a pay off. Cats can be temporarily disciplined, but they're very willful, and instinct driven, so they'll usually try it again. Attacking, kneading, and other "bad" behavior is a part of their nature. If one doesn't like that, a cat probably isn't the right pet.

Red Squirrel · May 31, 2012

Aharami said:
again, WTF?!
I guess I dont get cat owners. why put up with such shit? why not discipline your cat? Or is it just that cats cant be disciplined? (never owned a cat)

Cats are very stuborn. I suppose if you are very patiant you can, but it's hard if you work all day, they KNOW what they're not suppose to do, they just do it anyway, like a boss. I see foot prints on my dining room table all the time, but she wont dare go on it when I'm at home. Cats are sneaky like that.

I used to use a spray bottle to discipline my cat. She likes water now. :awe:

sigurros81 · May 31, 2012

Red Squirrel said:
Cats are very stuborn. I suppose if you are very patiant you can, but it's hard if you work all day, they KNOW what they're not suppose to do, they just do it anyway, like a boss. I see foot prints on my dining room table all the time, but she wont dare go on it when I'm at home. Cats are sneaky like that.

I used to use a spray bottle to discipline my cat. She likes water now. :awe:

My cat is a sneaky turd also, he knows to not do certain things when I'm home, but I find proof of him doing said things when I'm not there.

sixone · May 31, 2012

Vicious, already!

sigurros81 · May 31, 2012

sixone said:
Vicious, already!

There.:biggrin:

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