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What trick do you WISH you could teach your cat?
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this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2023
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Same struggle, the other cats know to look to the other one as the resident little bandit, such little shits lol
In what world is the hierarchy NOT supposed to be
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Edit: its honestly not that bad aha. They're generally pretty respectful, but they know to stay away during #2. That's a hard ljne I had to draw
My cat is far too smart for me, which should be embarrassing, but she’s very smart. She once broke a glass bottle (with water in it, so no smells) on a tile floor, then pulled a bath mat over the shards so she didn’t hurt herself. But she also straight up hides things for fun sometimes.
No fucking way?! That's hilarious.