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Related: About this forumSo ... it turns out, cats may not be the 'naturally' gifted intellectuals they like to appear.
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TexasTowelie
(112,520 posts)there were no hunting tips in the book whatsoever.
I just saw this:
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This one's going about it the sensible way.
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This one looks exactly like my cat who wages war on pretty much anything that moves. My Dad used to have to hold his feet up off the floor whenever he visited because Hobo would bite them like a dog the second he put them down.
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My Cat:
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Voice for Peace
(13,141 posts)but I don't see the proof of your OP assertion..
these cats appear to be well-read.. & their reading
material .. gives one paws.
polly7
(20,582 posts)fadedrose
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(20,582 posts)AndyA
(16,993 posts)Clever, aren't they?