Would Some Have a Chat With My Cat - Please!!
#1
Okay, they are nocturnal in their hunting habits, I get that, but would someone please tell Buddy that jumping on the bed at 4:30 am with that lizard you were lucky enough to catch, that is still alive and kicking, is not acceptable!!!!
Even the dog is complaining since the last lizard crawled under her, while she was peacefully sleeping, to get away from the cat.
And I don't appreciate having to get up and take a squirming, obviously ticked off, lizard outside to somewhere safe.
And yes, this is a frequent occurrence. I guess I should be grateful it's only lizards???
Even the dog is complaining since the last lizard crawled under her, while she was peacefully sleeping, to get away from the cat.
And I don't appreciate having to get up and take a squirming, obviously ticked off, lizard outside to somewhere safe.
And yes, this is a frequent occurrence. I guess I should be grateful it's only lizards???
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Originally Posted by lalaland
Okay, they are nocturnal in their hunting habits, I get that, but would someone please tell Buddy that jumping on the bed at 4:30 am with that lizard you were lucky enough to catch, that is still alive and kicking, is not acceptable!!!!
Even the dog is complaining since the last lizard crawled under her, while she was peacefully sleeping, to get away from the cat.
And I don't appreciate having to get up and take a squirming, obviously ticked off, lizard outside to somewhere safe.
And yes, this is a frequent occurrence. I guess I should be grateful it's only lizards???
Even the dog is complaining since the last lizard crawled under her, while she was peacefully sleeping, to get away from the cat.
And I don't appreciate having to get up and take a squirming, obviously ticked off, lizard outside to somewhere safe.
And yes, this is a frequent occurrence. I guess I should be grateful it's only lizards???
#6
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oh my, your cat was waking you up to tell you to get it out of the house, that wouldn't be good with a lizard in your bed sheets
Originally Posted by lalaland
Okay, they are nocturnal in their hunting habits, I get that, but would someone please tell Buddy that jumping on the bed at 4:30 am with that lizard you were lucky enough to catch, that is still alive and kicking, is not acceptable!!!!
Even the dog is complaining since the last lizard crawled under her, while she was peacefully sleeping, to get away from the cat.
And I don't appreciate having to get up and take a squirming, obviously ticked off, lizard outside to somewhere safe.
And yes, this is a frequent occurrence. I guess I should be grateful it's only lizards???
Even the dog is complaining since the last lizard crawled under her, while she was peacefully sleeping, to get away from the cat.
And I don't appreciate having to get up and take a squirming, obviously ticked off, lizard outside to somewhere safe.
And yes, this is a frequent occurrence. I guess I should be grateful it's only lizards???
#8
Originally Posted by Chasing Hawk
At least Buddy brought you the "whole thing". Kola just leaves us innards and an occasional tail and bird feet.
Yeah, I've been treated to the partials remains of some critter or another too, but at least he's kept that stuff off the bed.
#9
:shock: OMG!!! That's is not an acceptable way of waking up! :lol: Just remember he loves you and it must be very much!! :lol: I would have been in the hospital if a lizard was in my bed, no ifs ands or buts about it!!
#10
Originally Posted by sewcrafty
:shock: OMG!!! That's is not an acceptable way of waking up! :lol: Just remember he loves you and it must be very much!! :lol: I would have been in the hospital if a lizard was in my bed, no ifs ands or buts about it!!
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