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Cat working really hard to get into a drawer to hide.... (Original Post) steve2470 Jul 2018 OP
Cats are good at figuring out how to get into places they don't belong in. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2018 #1
Yep, been there. Hoyt Jul 2018 #2
Been there and done that. All 3 of ours have little beeper... 3catwoman3 Jul 2018 #4
They disappear into another dimension. murielm99 Jul 2018 #6
That's my theory. They know where there are portals to other dimensions The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2018 #7
Cats love to "dog" us. montana_hazeleyes Jul 2018 #3
Amateur compared to ferrets TlalocW Jul 2018 #5

The Velveteen Ocelot

(115,674 posts)
1. Cats are good at figuring out how to get into places they don't belong in.
Thu Jul 12, 2018, 11:49 PM
Jul 2018

Then you can't find them, they don't come when you call them, you think they got outside and you run around the neighborhood calling them and stapling LOST CAT posters to telephone poles, and after hours and hours of trying to find the cat, suddenly he materializes at your feet with a look like, "What??"

3catwoman3

(23,973 posts)
4. Been there and done that. All 3 of ours have little beeper...
Fri Jul 13, 2018, 01:53 AM
Jul 2018

...devices on their collars so I can "beep" then on the phone app when they play this annoying/terrifying game.

Sneaky llittle bastards that I love beyond reason.

The Velveteen Ocelot

(115,674 posts)
7. That's my theory. They know where there are portals to other dimensions
Fri Jul 13, 2018, 09:58 AM
Jul 2018

and they just pop in and out when they feel like it.

TlalocW

(15,380 posts)
5. Amateur compared to ferrets
Fri Jul 13, 2018, 02:07 AM
Jul 2018

My first ferret was given to me by a friend who could no longer care for her and was very well-trained. Had the run of the household. I would come home from work and not be able to find her, but she would always make an appearance about an hour after my arrival. One day while in my home office, I needed a rubber band and went to the kitchen to get one out of the junk drawer. When I opened it, there she was sleeping - and this was a jam-packed junk drawer. She had been opening the cabinet doors underneath the drawer, hopping onto the upper shelf, going to the back then jumping up and grabbing the back of the drawer to pull herself up and into the drawer.

After returning to my home office, I thought that I should maybe put rubber bands around the knobs of the cabinet to keep her out. So I went back to the kitchen, opened the junk drawer to get more rubber bands, and... there she was asleep again. In less than a minute and a half of my taking her out of the drawer, doing my thing with the rubber band, and returning to the drawer, she had gotten back in.

TlalocW

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