If this doesn’t make you smile, I don’t know what to do. It shows the antics of Manouche and Cachou:
Epic cat fail
May 28, 2012 • 12:31 pm
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LOL. This is exactly what I needed today. Thanks.
Agreed!! I love things like this!!!
Gasp, choke, snortle, hahahahaha! That was hilarious!
That made me laugh out loud!
Two thumbs up!
Love it, & giggling
LOL the brown cat flip.
Does the brown cat hear the movement of the black cat at the beginning of the clip? Assuming that these cats have engaged in this activity many times possibly in the same location, it would be fun to see video of each similar encounter to note any behavioral modifications. Such as, does the black cat frequently move in the direction that the brown cat seems to be expecting? Has it ended up being a random game of chance dependent on the direction each cat chooses to point itself? Will one or the other cat discover any way to know the direction of the other? Has the black cat already discovered some insight?
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Guessing that the smaller one is probably also younger, this might be more evidence in support of that old adage:
Youth and Skill are no match for Old Age and Treachery.
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Reblogged this on Daisy's Rambles and commented:
too cute!
G1, we inherited another new cat resident. Darn cats had already shredded up a couch and loveseat and guess what, wife wants new ones now. I thought of building the kitties a new cat tree to prevent them from furniture scratching until I found an awesome site in Canada. Cats love them! cat trees Canada They have a great selection of Armarkat models, all kewl looking cat towers! armarkat in Canada I even found an article that tells you how to train your cat! solve cat scratching I tried the yarn trick after putting the catnip between the ropes and my cats went crazy.