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14 May 08 - 02:16 PM (#2340493) Subject: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Greengal A man adopts a dog. He feeds it, gives it shelter, takes care of it when it's sick, and gives it toys and love and care. The dog looks at the man and thinks: " You feed me, care for me, give me shelter and toys and love- Wow -you must be God." Man adopts a cat. He feeds it, gives it shelter, takes care of it when it's sick and gives it toys and love and care. Cat looks at the man and thinks: "You feed me, care for me, give me shelter and toys and love - whew - I must be God. " SO who do you vote for? Cats or dogs? score one for the cats for me ;-) |
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14 May 08 - 02:22 PM (#2340500) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: gnu One for the cats? Because they treat you like a servant? I've heard of that. I like em both. Then again, the cats I had were trained properly. Almost as well as a dog. |
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14 May 08 - 02:40 PM (#2340517) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Jean(eanjay) Cats for me, although I love all animals. We have a visiting cat who is a real fraud and has everybody on their toes. You have got to admire them. After years of looking after a family including numerous pets I'm trying to take a leaf out of a cats' book now and be SELFISH. |
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14 May 08 - 04:19 PM (#2340608) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: PoppaGator I've generally done better as a cat owner than a dog owner, because cats only require that you feed them. Dogs need training, and a lot more attention. I have enought trouble giving enough attention to the human beings in my life; can't be too bothered with animals. |
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14 May 08 - 05:32 PM (#2340671) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: topical tom Cat vote here. However, that being said, my daughter and son-in-law have a beautifully trained dog (Labrador and Greyhound combo)who obeys all commands. We have a huge (18-pound) cat who would not eat meat if you left it on the table or floor.She eats only dry cat food period.However, she does enjoy nibbling on plants of certain kinds (Spider plant, for example).She is very gentle and affectionate. The convenient thing about a cat is that they can be left at home alone with water, food, and access to the litter box, a dog, not so simple.Final word, they're both adorable. |
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14 May 08 - 06:58 PM (#2340735) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Stilly River Sage I have two of each, and have to admit that when the old cats are gone I'm not planning to replace them. I like them, but I'm really tired of the daily barfing of fur balls (yes, we've tried many things and diets to prevent this) and the occasional dispute that ends up with someone peeing on things in corners and by the time the source of the smell is located it is too late to rescue whatever was peed on. My dogs are outside dogs who come in rarely and briefly. That's fine for both of us--they love having the run of the yard and when the cats are gone (the dogs are much younger than the cats) they might spend more time in. But generally, I think this is the way I want it to play out. The dogs are a joy and are really glad to see me. Half of the time the cat's couldn't care less, unless they're hungry. The rest of the time they're sleeping. Don't tell my kids I said this--they prefer the cats. SRS |
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14 May 08 - 07:26 PM (#2340752) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,machendave I have had both cats and dogs and both are good in their own way, but for me dogs win. I recently lost my Greyhound [a rescue] after she developed a bone tumor in her shoulder. I had been talking to members of an animal charity in the village and the day after ending the poor dogs pain I was asked if I could foster a starved Whippet. I did foster her and a poor starved, insecure,8 to 10 year old reject from a puppy mill came into my life. She had been found dumped on a South Wales mountain in a pitiful state, she was not house trained and seemed to have been kept in a shed. With love and kindness she has been transformed. I have just fostered a Rottie pup for 6 days that again was dumped in acardboard box near Cardiff that has just left for her new home today. I urge anyone looking for an animal to contact the local animal charities and also to get your animals spayed or neutered to prevent unwanted pups, kittens, etc, it also helps protect against cancers. Cats can fend for themselves easier than dogs dave Beauty Ceryn |
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14 May 08 - 07:31 PM (#2340763) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: gnomad I think it may be to do with nurture, I was raised with cats, I know and like them, they make sense to me. I have been bitten, scratched, ignored and peed-upon by cats, but they are still OK. Hamsters are a different matter, though we had them as well. Dogs, however, are (aparently) easy to read, loyal, friendly, and useful. Most that I have met have been eager to be nice, and none has done a thing to me even when I fell on it without warning...so how come that even a little one scares me shitless? I know I shouldn't, but cats get my vote. |
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14 May 08 - 07:40 PM (#2340775) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Mrrzy Like cats. Love dogs. |
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14 May 08 - 07:43 PM (#2340780) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: WFDU - Ron Olesko Cats |
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14 May 08 - 07:44 PM (#2340785) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Peace They taste equally good stir fried. |
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14 May 08 - 11:34 PM (#2340910) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Stilly River Sage So that's what they mean when the talk about the hair of the dog that bit you. . . |
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14 May 08 - 11:47 PM (#2340914) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST Couldn't possibly choose. If it has fur and is willing to snuggle up to me, I'll happily feed and care for it. (Husband has taken to chasing stray cats all the way off the property in fear of Snowball having been just the first of a trend...cue Crazy Cat Lady music...) |
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15 May 08 - 01:19 AM (#2340939) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: katlaughing Ceryn is a doll, Dave! What a cutie and goodonya for taking in the whippet and condolences on your loss. You are not alone. Many Mudcatters have started threads when one of their beloved companions journeyed to the Rainbow Bridge. I was raised with both, but seem to have more of an affinity with cats. Love our McNab border collie who is getting long in the tooth/teeth(?). We have been sort of looking for a young one for him to bring up and to keep him company. For the first time in my adult life I am down to two cats! I would have one more, but one of them is a bully, so it'll be the two of them until that changes. They are both lovely darlings and I couldn't live without cats. I'll post a link to pix later. They're calling me to bed, right now!:-) |
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15 May 08 - 05:25 AM (#2340998) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Bryn Pugh For my beloved and me, a house isn't a home without at least one cat. Currently we have two, who you'd think were litter-sisters, but they ain't. Let me introduce Maisie, who is white and tortie, and Smutts, who is tortie and white. Our old cat, Shelley (a full tortoiseSHELL - geddit ?) died a week before her 20th birthday. We cried for a fortnight, and then went to the rescue to find our two present sussy cats. |
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15 May 08 - 10:49 AM (#2341241) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,machendave Kat, Ceryn is a doll but when she grows up to be 112lb + life can be fun if she wants a cuddle.+++BG+++ dave |
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15 May 08 - 11:04 AM (#2341255) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: maire-aine Cats for me too. I'm down to one cat now. Little One just turned 19 years at the beginning of May. I had to have her sister/litter-mate Molly put to sleep last month-- she'd gotten very frail and sick. Once this one's gone, I don't think I'll get any more animals. I hadn't expected it to be a lifetime commitment when I adopted these guys. I don't expect to have 20 more years left myself. And besides, I have a lot of pent-up travelling to get out of my system before I consider any more pets. Maryanne |
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15 May 08 - 11:31 AM (#2341274) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: *Laura* DOGS!!! Come ON people. Dogs all the way!!! |
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15 May 08 - 11:41 AM (#2341282) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: wysiwyg Dogs for dogs and cats for cats. They're kind enough to sort out which one I may be in the mood for at any given available moment; we have them in pairs so that they can occupy one another as necessary. ~S~ |
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15 May 08 - 11:58 AM (#2341303) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Bee-dubya-ell We only have cats. I like dogs well enough and have had them in the past, but our current lifestyle isn't conducive to dog ownership. We're away from home at art fairs about half the weekends of the year. It's easy to leave a few days' worth of dry food out for a couple of cats, but dogs would require arranging for someone to feed them while we're gone. That would be easy enough if our neighbors were great friends, but we seldom even see each other. A fair number of artists travel with small dogs like Yorkies and miniature dachshunds, but they travel in self-contained RVs. We only have a cargo van and I'm not leaving a dog in it all day long. |
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15 May 08 - 12:14 PM (#2341314) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Stilly River Sage Here is a recent shot of my two pooches. Both "rescue" dogs; the Am Staff Terrier (Cinnamon) wandered up the driveway injured; we advertised, but no one called to claim an injured dog. The catahoula (Poppy) came from the Humane Society a few months later to be a companion. She was a life-saver--the pit was desperate for company and they are inseparable. They look rather neutrally dignified in this photo; they were doing what I'd asked them to do ("Down! Stay!") but they were calculating when I was next going to ask them to do something that would entail a food reward. SRS |
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15 May 08 - 12:39 PM (#2341328) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Becca72 Stilly, you have a couple of nice lookin' gals there! I love most animals and have had both cats and dogs in the past, but my preference would be cats. I have 3 currently and they are a joy and a trial! The two 2 year olds are a handful and a half and my 10 year old Madmardigan is my soul mate in a tiny furry body. I am the family dog-sitter for my sister's pugs (Max and Owen) and every so often I stay with Dad's lab, Seamus, so I do get my dog fix. I love weekend roadtrips and I work really weird hours, though so a dog is not a good fit in my house right now. |
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15 May 08 - 06:27 PM (#2341746) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,machendave Stilly, Great dogs. My next door neighbour has two cats and one of them [Boris] trapped my whippet behind the shed. Boris will also come round on the scrounge if he smells chicken cooking. dave |
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15 May 08 - 09:10 PM (#2341842) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Stilly River Sage I did give the cats short shrift. Mowgli, the senior citizen Clementine, the dopey calico SRS |
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15 May 08 - 09:36 PM (#2341858) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Peace I used to have both a dog and a cat. Now there's only the cat left. |
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16 May 08 - 12:21 AM (#2341910) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Stilly River Sage Oh. Bruce, I thought you meant this Cat (an angle on the subject you don't see as often as from the front, but I suspect more than a few non-distaff Mudcat readers like this one at least as well). SRS |
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16 May 08 - 01:01 AM (#2341927) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: katlaughing Great pix, SRS, but I'd like to see more of the senior citizen!:-) There are pix of our two cats, Trsytan-the grey tabby, and Kipling-the Siamese, on THIS PAGE, as well as some of the Resident McNab Border Collie, Merlee. There are also some of various other passed away members, or other folks "keepers" including a couple of Bee's cats. |
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16 May 08 - 01:15 AM (#2341931) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Stilly River Sage I think she has been overzealously attempting to keep a youthful look. The results are, well, odd. That's some balancing act, the cat on the chair back. I have one that does that sometimes. You don't want to move quickly when they do that. SRS |
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16 May 08 - 04:55 AM (#2341998) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,Cats With a name like Cats you couldn't possibly guess which, could you? |
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16 May 08 - 07:00 AM (#2342046) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: bobad My dog Gyp |
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16 May 08 - 10:10 AM (#2342137) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Stilly River Sage bobad, what a sweetie! How old, and what breed(s)? My dogs saw snow for the first time a year ago, and that morning I went to the back door with the camera and called them (they sleep in a stall in the garage). Their first response was to bark at it. ;-D SRS |
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16 May 08 - 10:25 AM (#2342143) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: bobad SRS, he's 4 years old, 3/4 border collie and 1/4 rough collie, a real nice tempered dog. He has this habit of curling his lip either on one side as in the pic, which gives him that Elvis kinda snarl or both sides at once. He looks quite different in the summer as my wife cuts his coat for the heat as well as matting since he likes the water. |
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15 Dec 08 - 08:59 PM (#2516427) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Genie Dunno which is better, but I don't think you'd ever find confining a cat this easy. *g* |
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15 Dec 08 - 10:42 PM (#2516464) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Alice then there is the cat that is a Toy |
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15 Dec 08 - 11:45 PM (#2516486) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Genie LOL, Alice. How about "Dang! Really gotta cut back on the catnip at these Christmas parties!" |
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15 Dec 08 - 11:47 PM (#2516488) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Alice Genie??? sure you had the right link there???? It's the same slinky one I posted... |
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16 Dec 08 - 01:23 AM (#2516529) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Liz the Squeak That has to be the world's dumbest dog - and that's before they put it in the can square! Much as I love dogs, it's cats for me at home... owned a variety since I was 14. LTS |
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16 Dec 08 - 04:33 AM (#2516591) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: goatfell I kind of like pets, it's their owners I can't stand, you know the ones with the love me love my dog attitude. the ones that have their dog/s out in the park and then let their dogs terrify another person and then saying the most stupid thing ever which is DON'T WORRY IT WON'T BIT YOU. I mean who does it eat it's food, through a straw |
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16 Dec 08 - 12:40 PM (#2516954) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Anne Lister I like both, but my heart goes swiftest to cats. And we wouldn't have a dog because it would require too much attention in the form of walking! But our current feline companion, Persia, has many dog-like characteristics as well as all the best cat ones, so we're well suited. Anne |
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16 Dec 08 - 05:54 PM (#2517237) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander A dog will walk with you, hunt with you, herd sheep, even help pull in fishing nets; a dog will protect you, your family and your home; a dog will risk its life to save yours. What exactly does a cat do besides eat, sleep and eliminate? M |
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16 Dec 08 - 06:01 PM (#2517245) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: artbrooks Dogs or cats? Dogs, always. Why, once you dress out the typical cat, there isn't much useful meat.... |
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16 Dec 08 - 06:04 PM (#2517249) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Liz the Squeak A cat keeps your home free of rodents, spiders and milk spills, whilst performing a stimulating and decorative function as a throw pillow. LTS |
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16 Dec 08 - 06:06 PM (#2517250) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Liz the Squeak Art? ARe you trying to tell me that a chihuahua has some useful meat on it???! Where in hell's name does he store it?! LTS |
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16 Dec 08 - 06:30 PM (#2517276) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Genie Yeah, Alice, I know it was your link. I was just offering a different caption. ; D It's a great video! |
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16 Dec 08 - 06:40 PM (#2517291) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Genie "What exactly does a cat do besides eat, sleep and eliminate?? Liz the Squeak - "A cat keeps your home free of rodents, spiders and milk spills, whilst performing a stimulating and decorative function as a throw pillow." LOL, Liz. And I love that "throw pillow" line. Cats also serve as vibrating hot water bottles. (I have yet to meet a dog that can purr.) Plus they perform all sorts of entertaining acrobat and clown tricks, usually with no training whatsoever. This is not to diss dogs. They have their value, too, as mentioned above. However, they are much higher-maintenance companions (including often smelling really foul unless bathed regularly by their humans), and this makes them less suitable as animal companions for many people. Having a dog is a bit like having a kindergarten-age kid. They may not be all that destructive to your house and home, but they cannot be left long on their own, for their own safety and health. Cats, on the other hand, are more like teenagers. Much more independent and less likely to starve, mope, or need help with their daily routine - but also more likely to trash the furniture when you're not there. |
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16 Dec 08 - 06:50 PM (#2517298) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Zen Dogs are great... cats are better still! Zen |
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16 Dec 08 - 07:19 PM (#2517324) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Becca72 My cats are very concerned about a sudden loss of gravitational pull and thus will sit on anything that is dropped on the floor just in case said object should try to fly off into outer space... |
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17 Dec 08 - 01:57 PM (#2518091) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander "This is not to diss dogs. They have their value, too, as mentioned above. However, they are much higher-maintenance companions (including often smelling really foul unless bathed regularly by their humans), and this makes them less suitable as animal companions for many people. Having a dog is a bit like having a kindergarten-age kid. They may not be all that destructive to your house and home, but they cannot be left long on their own, for their own safety and health. Cats, on the other hand, are more like teenagers. Much more independent and less likely to starve, mope, or need help with their daily routine - but also more likely to trash the furniture when you're not there." Cats stink. Anyone who has ever lived under the same roof with a catbox knows this. Companion? The cat doesn't care if you live or die. They are egotistical parasites. Like celebrities, or politicians. Or poorly raised teenagers. The only thing cats are good for is catching vermin, and they'll only do this to avoid starvation. |
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17 Dec 08 - 02:00 PM (#2518093) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity Dogs!!! They make better hamburgers.. cats need too much seasoning..taste better as hot dogs.....scratches head..... |
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17 Dec 08 - 03:54 PM (#2518217) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Becca72 MM, you obviously haven't shared much space with cats or you've had duds. |
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17 Dec 08 - 04:10 PM (#2518236) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander I was plagued with cats for most of my first 33 years. |
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17 Dec 08 - 04:23 PM (#2518246) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Becca72 Then perhaps they were picking up on your bad attitude towards them... |
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17 Dec 08 - 04:41 PM (#2518266) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: gnu oooo.... meowwwwww! |
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17 Dec 08 - 04:54 PM (#2518280) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Zen Cats stink. None of the many cats I ever shared accomodation with did. Zen |
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17 Dec 08 - 05:48 PM (#2518336) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander Seriously, I love cats, but now I have a dog so I love dogs and speak up for canines. |
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17 Dec 08 - 06:15 PM (#2518360) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: artbrooks "Cats stink. Anyone who has ever lived under the same roof with a catbox knows this." Huuummm...are you smelling the cat, or perhaps the cat shit and pee in the box? A catbox, cleaned daily, doesn't smell. |
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18 Dec 08 - 12:00 AM (#2518584) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander It still smells . . . worse than the doggy-funk of an unbathed hound. |
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18 Dec 08 - 01:22 AM (#2518591) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Genie The cat litter I use (or I guess I should say "my cat uses") is made from pine pellets and hardly ever smells. All you need to do is remove the turds every few days. When the pellets have finally become mostly sawdust consistency, it makes a gread garden mulch. And the cat doesn't stink, either. |
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18 Dec 08 - 11:54 AM (#2518972) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Rapparee I think it depends what you have a taste for at the time. A nice slab of lab, slathered with a good barbeque sauce and served with homemade bread and green salad, can make a great summer meal. |
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18 Dec 08 - 11:56 AM (#2518977) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: SINSULL Cats - mine are atheists. |
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18 Dec 08 - 12:34 PM (#2519020) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Genie Well, being an agnostic, dyslexic insomniac, I often lie awake at night wondering if there really IS any dog. |
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18 Dec 08 - 03:45 PM (#2519188) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander Cats or Dogs? Cats! Sorry, I couldn't help it. |
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18 Dec 08 - 05:29 PM (#2519273) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Anne Lister I'm reminded by some posts of a moment when a 5 year old child entered a classroom where there was a cage containing two chinchillas. Child stopped dead in his tracks, pointed at the chinchillas and said "What's THAT?" I told him it was two chinchillas. He sniffed. "What are they FOR?" he asked. "What are YOU for?" I asked him. He seemed to take this on board. I don't think dogs or cats are FOR anything - they just are. And we choose to love them. Or not. Unless we live on a farm and need working animals, in which case both species prove their worth in different ways. Otherwise, if they're of practical use that's a bonus. And our cat doesn't smell, nor does her litter tray. Although she can fart for Wales (but then so can many humans - and dogs - I can think of). She is, however, a little bundle of love and definitely misses us when we're not around - not just to open the food packets. Anne (cuddling a very cuddlable cat) |
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18 Dec 08 - 05:54 PM (#2519296) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Sorcha From Liz...'worlds dumbest dog'....it sure is...It's a Shi Tzu...aka Shit Zu. Yea, they are pretty damn dumb. Bet NO OTHER dog would stay in that silly thing. I KNOW our Corgis wouldn't! Jeeze. |
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18 Dec 08 - 06:11 PM (#2519310) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander Dogs are good for home protection, for which cats are useless . . . unless you're Dick Dale. |
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18 Dec 08 - 06:59 PM (#2519348) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Becca72 Not all dogs are good for home protection, Michael... case in point would be Seamus...He's a lover not a figher. |
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18 Dec 08 - 07:50 PM (#2519391) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity From: Rapaire Date: 18 Dec 08 - 11:54 AM I think it depends what you have a taste for at the time. A nice slab of lab, slathered with a good barbeque sauce and served with homemade bread and green salad, can make a great summer meal. To those who have a problem, with the smell, and a suggestion to you, Rap, try 'Bullseye' Smoked Hickory Barbecue Sauce, for the dogs, and Kansas City Style for the cats. M-m-m-mm-m--mmmm, Good!! |
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18 Dec 08 - 08:22 PM (#2519424) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Genie Becca's right. Case in point, two of my neighbor homes across the street each have two large black dogs (probably lab-rottweiler or lab-doberman mixes) who will 'guard' their yards ferociously -- vociferously, at least -- whenever anyone approaches. (I park in the carport in between the two houses sometimes.) They are so loud and vicious sounding that for a long time I was afraid to even dare getting within biting range. After a while I noticed things like wagging tails and even, in the biggest dog's mouth, a chewed up tennis ball, as the growling and jumping continued. The worst thing these guard dogs would probably do would be to lick an intruder to death. |
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18 Dec 08 - 09:24 PM (#2519460) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander The presence of a dog in the house is usually a deterent. If someone does try to break in, the dog will bark, alert the household and (often) scare off the intruder. Several homes in my neighborhood were broken into a few years back. None had dogs in the house. |
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18 Dec 08 - 11:31 PM (#2519487) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity Michael Morris, (or anyone else), When we lived in L.A. for a while, I got three dogs to protect the house, and studio(separate building than the house). To get to the studio's only door, or to our back door, one would have to go in the back gate, and through the back yard, where the dogs usually hung out. For the entire time we lived there, ours was the ONLY house that wasn't burgled! ..and this was in a 'pretty good' neighborhood. L.A. sucks! Thank God I'm out of that armpit of America! |
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18 Dec 08 - 11:35 PM (#2519489) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander And it's just a coincidence that I presently live in LA county . . . . |
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18 Dec 08 - 11:41 PM (#2519492) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity Hey, Michael, what part?? |
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18 Dec 08 - 11:44 PM (#2519495) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Goose Gander Long Beach. |
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19 Dec 08 - 12:07 AM (#2519503) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity Westchester, originally..Topanga canyon, ..Malibu..Port Hueneme..Manhattan Beach, and a little in the valley(puke)... Glad I got out of there!!! |
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19 Dec 08 - 10:33 AM (#2519812) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: Becca72 Seamus only barks when there's food or his leash involved... when you walk into the mudroom he's standing on the other side of the door wiggling all over. :-) |
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19 Dec 08 - 11:16 AM (#2519864) Subject: RE: BS: Cats or dogs? From: GUEST,Mike Morris at work That's because he knows you. I imagine it would be a different scenario if someone tried to sneak in through a window, or picked the lock on the door at 2:15 in the morning. |
