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 Posted: 12:04 - 13 Aug 2010 Post subject: Would a cat bring me a dead Mouse? |
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Afternoon,
A cat has taking quite a liking to me, i don't own it & i've never fed it but when i work on the bike he tends to lay right beside me & constantly brushing up against me.
Anyway, last night i found a dead Mouse on my window sil with the cat sitting below staring up at my window.
Would it of been the Cat that brought it to me? In any other situation i'd be been 99.9% sure it was but yesterday was the day a group of chavs who live near-by decided to give me 'evils' (vicky Pollard style) i played their little game & stared back & they looked away & i carried on working on the bike. The same dirty chavs who knocked on my door & ran off.
So very big coincidence but what are the chances a Cat you do not own would bring you stuff?
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Cats are very different to dogs in that they are not indiscriminantly loyal to one person regardless of treatment. A cat is more than likely to change allegiance for various reasons. For example if the 'owner' has recently had a baby, got another pet or even gone on holiday they will often up sticks and move!
If this cat has shown affection towards you and interest in you I think it's more than likely that it would bring you a dead mouse present! The feral cats here often bring me dead shrews and leave the insides of mice on my doorstep - I try to be flattered but it's pretty disgusting tbh!  ____________________ 'The core of a man's spirit comes from new experiences'
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The cat is friendly enough to sit and watch you spanner, and also to brush up against you, so no reason why not. Chances are it threw the mouse up there and was about to jump up onto the windowsill and tell you about it. Its a fairly unlikely scenario that the chavs left it there, and the cat noticed and was about to jump up there, JUST as you happened to look out the window and see it/them.
Unless the chavs start leaving you REALLY unpleasant little surprises (used items of personal sanitation, for example) then I would assume it was the cat.
My cat once brung me a live mouse (well, okay, HALF alive) and proceeded to throw it around the living room until it was dead. It landed on top of stuff, the telly table, under the desk, beside the bookshelf, and the cat jumped up to get it, wherever it landed, and torment it some more, poor stunned little mouse, until eventually she crunched her way through it, chewed its face off and left me its pointy little muzzle.  ____________________ Not nearly as interesting in real life. |
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 Posted: 12:57 - 13 Aug 2010 Post subject: Re: Would a cat bring me a dead Mouse? |
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My cats have brought me a fork, and a clingfilm wrapped cheese and cucumber roll. If they can do that, surely they should have the decency to bring me wallets and purses? ____________________ Chances are quite high you are not in my Monkeysphere, and I don't care about you. Don't take it personally.
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When I was cat / house sitting once, I heard a right old commotion from the lounge late one night, but because it was sooo late, I soon drifted back to sleep.
Next morning, went downstairs to find a big brown rat corpse.. actually for once I was pleased I didn't go down to investigate, I'm not sure I'd actually want to rescue a rat...or how I would go about doing it!  ____________________ Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter won't mind - Dr. Seuss |
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I have another cat who is stealing a young girls clothes from somewhere and cheese which is weird ____________________ Do not presume that I am male. |
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Thanks ladies/gents. Made me smile with the post, although some are pretty disgusting.
The cat was outside again yesterday when the delivery man came, turns out this guy was shit scared of cats & when i told him it wasn't mine, he started saying "But why is he here" "This isn't normal" "He's up to something, you see what he is he doing" (the cat was just sitting there for christ sake) He was like a little girl & nearly jumped out of his skin.  |
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 Posted: 01:14 - 15 Aug 2010 Post subject: Re: Would a cat bring me a dead Mouse? |
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I couldn't actually kick one but I still don't like them. (Best rodent catchers in the world though. Handy tool to have around). |
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Yep, I was told not to stare or glare at my cats - doing a gentle close eye, squint makes them realise how much you them!!
So there's your answer Flip - give 'em one of your bestest Paddington Bear stares and that should see them running for the hills!!
Remember cats are not like dogs!  ____________________ 'The core of a man's spirit comes from new experiences'
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 15 years, 178 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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