zpaul
Jetboaters Admiral
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Last spring ours brought in a baby rabbit through his kitty door. He sat at the end of the bed meowing until he woke us up. I went to pick up the rabbit (thinking it had expired because the cat had pulled all the hair off of his butt) only to find a rabbit that was very much alive, freaked out, and ready to run. It was fun chasing him around the bedroom at 2 in the morning. My wife told me I couldn’t put the cat out of the bedroom, shut the door, and look for the rabbit in the morning. I love when ours brings us presents.Thats life with a serial killer.. two left over vole heads and a house finch..
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We had something similar, the cat got stuck to a sticky trap with a fresh mouse on it then jumped into our bed at 2am. Then wife realized there was a mouse too and all hell broke loose.Last spring ours brought in a baby rabbit through his kitty door. He sat at the end of the bed meowing until he woke us up. I went to pick up the rabbit (thinking it had expired because the cat had pulled all the hair off of his butt) only to find a rabbit that was very much alive, freaked out, and ready to run. It was fun chasing him around the bedroom at 2 in the morning. My wife told me I couldn’t put the cat out of the bedroom, shut the door, and look for the rabbit in the morning. I love when ours brings us presents.
Im not poking he bear, happy wife happy life..So… is the real root cause of the problem the cat or the wife in our cases? Seems sleep and then look for the prey would be the solution in both cases but we have been overruled by the better half. Try that out sometime and let me know how it works for you. (I do not have the desire to learn again how to give up half of everything we own)
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Had my miniature Schnauzer give me a dead bird for Fathers day last year.. Walked up to me and just let it fall right of his mouth. tail waggin and all..It's the thought right?
We had something similar, the cat got stuck to a sticky trap with a fresh mouse on it then jumped into our bed at 2am. Then wife realized there was a mouse too and all hell broke loose.
Last spring ours brought in a baby rabbit through his kitty door. He sat at the end of the bed meowing until he woke us up. I went to pick up the rabbit (thinking it had expired because the cat had pulled all the hair off of his butt) only to find a rabbit that was very much alive, freaked out, and ready to run. It was fun chasing him around the bedroom at 2 in the morning. My wife told me I couldn’t put the cat out of the bedroom, shut the door, and look for the rabbit in the morning. I love when ours brings us presents.