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The other day, Tabby Cat Club posed several different scenarios to their tabby members and asked what they would do. This is the question that Archie answered...
Situation #2
Archie would listen intently
Show me his tummy to let me know there is more to life than my silly work problems
Then snuggle in for a cuddle to make sure I was feeling all better :-)
Such a helpful tabby boy!!!
PS - The background for my new banner is a close up of Archie's flank to support "Going Orange for Animals" in the month of April. Click the badge on my sidebar for more info.
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Cats
What Would Archie Do?
The other day, Tabby Cat Club posed several different scenarios to their tabby members and asked what they would do. This is the question that Archie answered...
Situation #2
Your human returns from work depressed and starts telling you all about her bad day. What would you do:
a) Listen and try to find a solution for her. Her problems are your problems
b) Paste a concerned look on your face and pretend to care while thinking how glad you are that you do not have to work
c) After determining that this problem will not in any way affect your current napping schedule, walk away
Archie would listen intently
Such a helpful tabby boy!!!
PS - The background for my new banner is a close up of Archie's flank to support "Going Orange for Animals" in the month of April. Click the badge on my sidebar for more info.
- What's In A Name
Hi folks Archie here to tell you the story of how I got my name. If you want to read about how some of my friends got their names also, pop on over to the Tabby Cat Club. When mum and dad adopted me my name was Marshall and I was about five months...
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I love the way all my cat’s fur smells. I routinely bury my face in a flank or a tummy or a neck and inhale deeply. So my question becomes “Does anyone else smell their cat”? or is it just me who is completely beyond hope…...
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We all talk to our cats, but the question is do they listen to us? I think they do but as is the case with humans, some are better listeners than others. Molly is the best listener of my bunch, she knows and responds to her name (usually with a murp,...
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Recently Cats Protection’s behaviour expert Nicky Trevorrow took over our Facebook page and answered live feline behaviour questions from our supporters. Did you miss it? Not to worry – check the end of this post for dates of further upcoming Facebook...
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