Wolfie catches a flying critter

On Tue, 8 Jun 2004 09:43:14 +0700, "badwilson" yodeled:

Ooooh, I love it when they do that. One time, Vino even caught a fly one
handed (or should I say one pawed?). He just scooped it out of the air and
straight into his mouth!


I like the three-or-four foot vertical leap myself, especially when
roused out of a typically deep nap. Amazing.



Theresa
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I like the three-or-four foot vertical leap myself, especially when
roused out of a typically deep nap. Amazing.



Theresa
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Yeah, I like that one too. What I don't like is the full body slam from the
windowsill to the glass pane. This maneuver is also practiced when there's a
bird out there.

Sherry

I like the three-or-four foot vertical leap myself, especially when
roused out of a typically deep nap. Amazing.



Theresa
My Blog

Yeah, I like that one too. What I don't like is the full body slam from the
windowsill to the glass pane. This maneuver is also practiced when there's a
bird out there.

Sherry

I like the three-or-four foot vertical leap myself, especially when
roused out of a typically deep nap. Amazing.



Theresa
My Blog

Yeah, I like that one too. What I don't like is the full body slam from the
windowsill to the glass pane. This maneuver is also practiced when there's a
bird out there.

Sherry

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", Kreisleriana
artfully composed this message within
on 08 Jun 2004:

Thank you.

HTH Ma'am. I had to look that up last year when we started having a
few cases of WNV here, too. Good to know it isn't usually that hard
on cats. But it isn't like we can douse 'em with deet. What can ya
do?

--
Cheryl

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", Kreisleriana
artfully composed this message within
on 08 Jun 2004:

Thank you.

HTH Ma'am. I had to look that up last year when we started having a
few cases of WNV here, too. Good to know it isn't usually that hard
on cats. But it isn't like we can douse 'em with deet. What can ya
do?

--
Cheryl

In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", Kreisleriana
artfully composed this message within
on 08 Jun 2004:

Thank you.

HTH Ma'am. I had to look that up last year when we started having a
few cases of WNV here, too. Good to know it isn't usually that hard
on cats. But it isn't like we can douse 'em with deet. What can ya
do?

--
Cheryl