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Baby sitter atacked by cat over a broken glass! Who needs the dog when you have this cat watching over your house!

 
OMG that was funny stuff Harley, my wife, and children are going to be rolling on the floor.

I am glad it didn't get the baby, and I hope the babysitter doesn't have scars from that little psycho.

I agree TEE, definitely a good boot, but in my case it would have been a size 12.
 
If it were me, that little beastie would've gotten exactly 1 nip in if it was lucky (I think cats are cool animals - just do NOT belong in the house IMHO)

Diggem'
 
If it were me there would have been more broken glass. Caused by the cat going through the window :laughing9:
 
I suggest next time she does not interrupt that cats nap. I difference between a cat and a dog is that if you try and be physical with a dog, they will stop, whereas a cat will become more vicious.
 
spartacus53 said:
I suggest next time she does not interrupt that cats nap. I difference between a cat and a dog is that if you try and be physical with a dog, they will stop, whereas a cat will become more vicious.

Sorry - all depends on HOW physical you get. Like I said - I don't like cats in the house.

Cats on eating / food prep surfaces followed by food on eating / food prep surfaces = same as licking cat's a$$. Plus they are rude and impertinent animals with little to no regard for pleasing anyone but themselves. Much prefer a mule-headed dog.

Diggem'
 
Cats make good coyote food.
 
cats are "pack" animals same as dogs are --the parents are the boss female and alpha male -- its the "packs" duty to "protect" the alpha male and females offspring * failure to do that in the wild will result in being "expelled" from the "pack" --which in the wild is normally a "death" sentance --

so the cat hears crying --thinks the sitter is harming the alpha "offspring" and springs into protection mode.
 

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