Man bags limit with highly trained cat

[packman]

[hlthe2b]

1. Now, THAT's my idea of a GOOD HUNT

[Wellstone ruled]

2. Neighbors beware,

look when you get ready to step out the door. Zucchini bombs,watch your step.

[Phoenix61]

3. I love Siamese cats but have never had the

opportunity to have one. Very cool pic!

[femmedem]

6. I'd always wanted one, too--and then one showed up in my yard.

He stayed for several weeks before I took him in. No one in my neighborhood had seen him before, and no one responded to the flyers I put up or my social media posts. He had clearly been someone's baby as he was very friendly, but he had also been out for a while and was thin. He was probably younger than a year and hadn't been neutered yet, which is most likely how he ended up lost.

Anyway, he's been with me now for about three years, and he really is different from other cats. Smart, playful, devoted, snuggly, nonplussed to be out walking on a harness. If you ever get the opportunity to have a Siamese, go for it!

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[The Velveteen Ocelot]

7. Squee! What a cutie!

[Phoenix61]

8. A vet told me that a lot of males go

wondering when they are 6 months old. They smell a female in heat and off they go. Glad your buddy found a good home.

[ellie]

9. So sweet!

[yellowdogintexas]

20. I love them. We had a Siamese mix for about 15 years

He was a joy! He was also a good adult mentor to the young kittens who came along later.

[femmedem]

22. Aw. I love it when the older males are good to the newbies. n/t

[MicaelS]

24. On a harness???

I figured they would be too temperamental for that.

[Duppers]

10. Siamese are wonderful.

They're everything you've heard they are.

Of all my 8+ kitties, my two rescued Siameses were my favorites.

My father found one wandering in garbage cans at a local market and drove 40 miles to bring her to my apartment forty-something yrs ago. She was thin, staving, and had tapeworms. She was my constant companion for 17+yrs.
My 2nd Siamese was only a tiny, half-Siamese kitten when a neighbor brought him to me. I simply just lucked-out to have had two ppl bring me stray Siamese kitties?!! This little fellow grew up to be the smartest cat I've ever known. I miss them both.

Yes, folks, I was known as one of those crazy cat people. (I have 2 great Labs now but no kitties because of hub's allergies.)

[Phoenix61]

12. I have an 18 year old solid black cat

that has a lot of Siamese traits. His front legs are a little shorter than his back legs and he has that distinctive Siamese voice. Recently, he has decided to practice his scales at 3:00am. He is really pushing the limits of my goodwill.

[Duppers]

13. He sounds like a love!

I love love love their squawky voices and their must-have-the-last-word attitude. They'll always gladly talk to you.

[Number9Dream]

15. Have had seven meezers over the years... all very affectionate, intelligent.

Here's Alexander at 16:

[Duppers]

18. Awww. 💞

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

4. Does the cat flush the zucchinis from their garden hiding places

and then retrieve them after the man shoots them? Or does he just point if he sees them?

[WhiteTara]

5. That cat is a great retreiver! nt

[Nac Mac Feegle]

11. Meezers are a special breed

Very intelligent, very affectionate, and very vocal. Often very loudly vocal, supposedly the breed capable of producing the loudest volume.

I've had a few over my lifetime, and treasured them all. My wife "came with one", an older female that had been given to her 16 years before. She 'recommended' me to my then-girlfriend, which kind of sealed the deal. She was already impressed that I could cook, but having the "OK" of the cat was the final thing.

I really miss having one around. Maybe the next furball we rescue will be another, I hope.

[Duppers]

14. Yep. And once you've lived with a Meezer,

one tends to compare every other cat to them. They spoil us forever, although I loved all my babies.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

16. One of my cats is almost certainly part Siamese, at least as to his voice.

He's a gray tabby but he's long and lanky (though a bit tubby now), has a long nose and big ears, and he's got the loudest, squalliest meow I've ever heard. It's not even a "meow," it's more like a low-pitched, gravelly "WAAAWW!" And it's loud. My god, it's loud. He's the loudest cat ever.

Another of my three is definitely part Siamese; she has slightly-crossed blue eyes and dark points on her ears, though not elsewhere, but her meow is just a tiny little trill.

[Duppers]

17. You lucky person!

Don't ya just love 'em?!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

19. Yes, but a little less at 6:00 a.m., when he starts demanding breakfast with that VOICE.

WAAAWW! WAAAWW! WAAAWW! WAAAWW! WAAAWW! WAAAWW!

[Duppers]

21. Never that early but mine did squall for food.

But if we weren't up by 7:30am, weekends, she had a funny little trick....
I swear she did this...somehow she knew we didn't wanna be bothered, so she'd hop onto the dresser, put her paw into my little hairpin box, and loudly stir the pins around, then peek at us. She'd do it again, then peek again. Are you awake now?

----> 🐱

[calimary]

23. I love this! Good kitty!

And hey dude, if you want to shoot zucchini, by all means live it up!