kikimm
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I think they have to do it to old people, too.

Repeat, over and over and over and over.

I think there is a very basic communication between humans and cats... if you can call it that. Cats that spend a long time with a human tend to learn certain sounds and motions, and seem to interpret it, I suppose. In return, I think that cats also exhibit sounds and motions which humans can interpret (and sometimes correctly). Or maybe I am making it needlessly complex... perhaps it is just something like
flash cards with a baby.

If only there was some way to communicate with them. :shame:

They keep wriggling out and starting over the process.

It’s a bit hypocritical of me, because I can’t stand wearing collars. Still... they’re cats. They don’t have to wear anything else. And besides, the ones that do wear collars usually have a pretty sweet life, and I think it’s a suitable price to live it high

You'd think they get used to having a collar on after like a million years of wearing one, but no.

I hate it when cats do that. :chuckle: My mother used to buy expensive collars (flea collars, not studded or anything) for her cat, and the cat would lose them all over the place. I guess she rather would have had fleas!

Put her in a cage before you decide to give her a bath, then she can't get away.

So do I. She's done it before. It's so smurfing irritating. She keeps wriggling out of her collar, too. God damnit smurfing .