TBD on Ning
Passed Out
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Permalink Reply by frenchy on
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yeah you can't say your pets don't miss you and are glad to see you can you now ??
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Permalink Reply by crestofwaves on
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My dog would do that. When I take her for a walk, put her leash on, grab a plastic bag in case, she screams and squeals as though someone were killing or beating her. I'm surprised no one has called the cops on me. Little neurotics!
They are filled with joy.
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Reminds me of this skit which had me dying when I first saw it:
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Permalink Reply by Wayne Goodwin on
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No work for me
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I don't think cats show any emotions when someone comes home after being somewhere . They just lay there . Unless you have food in your. Hands ...
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Permalink Reply by T2Friends on
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Not true Wayne. My cats would meet me at the door every day when I came home from work. They followed me around the apartment too. No matter what I did they were always close by. My niece lived with me for a couple of years and one of my cats took a particular shine to her. After she moved out, when ever she would come to visit, Isabella would be all over her, rubbing up against her, getting on her lap, weaving in and around her feet. She didn't do that with anyone else.
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Guess the cat I had didn't care ....
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Some do, some don't.
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I had an indoor outdoor cat for seventeen years. She was my cat andI fed her and kept her littler box and she slept on my bed when she wanted to, etc, but in her gypsy wanderings, she used to go across the street where two elderly people lived. I am sure they fed her or acknowledged her in some way. Several years after they moved and the wife died, the husband stopped at my house because we were all outside. He sat down on the front porch and Angelina, usually Miss Aloof, came over to him and rubbed all over him to greet him. She definitely remembered his kindness to her.
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