She went for a chai and a breakfast burrito. 20 minutes later she calls me and I think the worst.

She sat in the back seat of her Ioniq 5 to feed our skittish puppy a pup cup. With the child safety locks on. And she couldn't get out.

We had a laugh, and I got a kiss from the damsel in distress! ♥️💋

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[–] 6 points 2 days ago (2 children)

I’m not aware of kitteh kups

The rate at which our 16yo ragdoll begs for cream, you know she'd go bonkers over a kitteh kup.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 days ago (1 child)

    They do the same to me even when it's just almond milk. Heck, they're all on restrictive diets atm due to too much chonk, so treats are off the table (and the floor).

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  • [–] 3 points 2 days ago

    treats are off the table (and the floor).

    Ha! We're raising the little (2yo?) ragdoll without treats, because She finally realized the doggie and old cat are horrible mooches. The little one, though, has been conditioned to expect butt-scratches while she eats or else she wanders off (ID chip-triggered pet feeders so there's no food-competition).

    Yeah, it's nice to have something to motivate them to learn behaviours (stay out of the closet so we don't accidentally lock you in), but moochy pooches and moochy kitties get a little much! ;-)

    (exception: 16yo kitty now gets whatever she wants. She's losing weight and needs to chonk a bit so she doesn't frail out)

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