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Our dog got a new bed so the old one was washed and taken to the stables to see if the cats would like it
A couple of hours later.....
A couple of hours later.....
Onoff
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When not destroying the wallpaper (cheap woodchip on hardboard) one of ours likes the swinging chair. A favourite game is leaping on it at speed and taking a sweep at anyone walking by like a furry mace:
Jelly_Sheffield
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So we got a new cat wand after he literally ate the last one (as evidenced by all the purple fluff laced vomit)...
This was the moment he revealed he has been studying secretly studying Ju-kitsu...
This was the moment he revealed he has been studying secretly studying Ju-kitsu...
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Missed Rory up the tree:
The wife was scolding him at this point when he had jumped down.
The wife was scolding him at this point when he had jumped down.
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Sid appearing from it's little house looking to be fed again....
Jelly_Sheffield
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What was that intended for before he made it his home?
I say this assuming that you can't possibly have bought it for him, as he's actually using it.
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It's an outdoor cat house, I'm married to an animal lover and Mrs Robo hated to think of poor Sid been outside in the cold weather so bought it a little house
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Ours is called Syd as in Sydney. Quite why it's not "Sidney" I don't know. My daughter's choosing.
He rarely meows and even then it's pathetic. As a kitten up the pub they nicknamed him "Hissing Syd / Sid" as he would hiss rather than meow from then. The name seemed fitting and it stuck.
He rarely meows and even then it's pathetic. As a kitten up the pub they nicknamed him "Hissing Syd / Sid" as he would hiss rather than meow from then. The name seemed fitting and it stuck.
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Due to this one hissing at Mrs Robo when she took the food out I called it hissing Sid so the same as yours the name has stuck, we still don't know whether it's male or female, but it is starting to come when it's name is called.
Jelly_Sheffield
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Mrs Robo is clearly magic!It's an outdoor cat house, I'm married to an animal lover and Mrs Robo hated to think of poor Sid been outside in the cold weather so bought it a little house
My experience has always been that purchasing anything for a cat pretty much guarantees that said cat will refuse to take an interest on principle.
There again it has been very cold out, so maybe Sid was just too chilly to keep up the charade of feline disinterest
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Since his mum went Felix seems to be spending a lot more time with us even found a new place to hide , not very good camouflage though
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Next door neighbours cat is trying to move in with us.
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are you very small or is it very big ?
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No, I'm 6,2. It's a huge cat.
That is a large beast.
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My wife called me this morning to say the cat had decided to disappear under the floorboards in the room I'm working in then travel to the bedroom where he sat and meowed for half an hour, she had to take a floorboard up to get him out. Daft animal 
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Sid seems quite at home in it's house.
