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Related: Culture Forums, Support Forums15 degrees outside. Cats don't give a shit.
Pico in the penthouse, Kip and Sam one floor below. They know where to find the sun!
Hope everyone is keeping warm!
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15 degrees outside. Cats don't give a shit. (Original Post)
NRaleighLiberal
Jan 2014
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yes - my two chocolates usually meander...but they are gettin'er done fast today!
NRaleighLiberal
Jan 2014
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femmocrat
(28,394 posts)1. Lucky cats--- get to piddle indoors.
I feel so bad for the dogs. The are really quick about doing their "thing" outdoors though. No endless sniffing to find a spot!
NRaleighLiberal
(60,014 posts)2. yes - my two chocolates usually meander...but they are gettin'er done fast today!
LisaLynne
(14,554 posts)3. I opened the door to let my dog out this morning and ...
he looked up at me like, "Are you freaking serious??"
Poor dude.
LisaLynne
(14,554 posts)4. My cat has plastered himself against the heating vent for two days now.
How does even know it's cold outside? The house is fine.
GoCubsGo
(32,078 posts)6. Mine plastered herself against me all night last night.
She has spent plenty of time plastered to my lap today, too. Yes, she is spoiled.
herding cats
(19,559 posts)5. Smart kitties know how it's done.
Mine followed me about last night jumping up instantly into my lap the moment I sat down. It was his way of saying we should be sharing our body heat I think.