Every single cat ever:

[tblue37]

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[highplainsdem]

1. Yep. LOL!

[Maraya1969]

2. I wonder why they do that. They want the door open but no necessarily to go in.

Maybe they just feel secure knowing that it is open when they want to come it.

[gratuitous]

3. Look hooman

I'm telling you as delicately as I can to leave the !@*^(*# door open! Don't let my claws do the explaining for me.

[bamagal62]

4. They hate a closed door!

[Rebl2]

7. Yes they do!

My cat is an indoor cat and does the same thing if we close a door in the house, particularly the bedroom.

[wnylib]

11. Mine is the opposite regarding the bedroom door.

When she wants to be alone, she goes into the bedroom, closes the door, and hops onto the bed.

[Mr.Bill]

5. I have a dog that does that. n/t

[Midnight Writer]

10. Me, too.

[Phoenix61]

6. I had one that learned to count. He had until I got to 3 to pick

the side of the door he wanted to be on. He’d be all slow coming to the door but when I started counting he’d get a move on.

[fierywoman]

9. Thank you for the LOL belly laugh!

[wnylib]

12. And that's how the phrase "Pussy footing around" came into being.

[Skittles]

13. it's true

I think they sometimes are just making sure you WOULD let them in, before they decline to come in.

[Emile]

14. The cat is saying follow me.