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Ernest Brings A Warm Welcome To The Whole Barnyard (Original Post) catbyte Dec 2021 OP
Excellent message! Karadeniz Dec 2021 #1
The Importance Of... 3catwoman3 Dec 2021 #2
Ernest is marking them all so all the other cats know: yellowdogintexas Dec 2021 #3
What a sweetheart! Bayard Dec 2021 #4
You have such a sweet menagerie. Duppers Dec 2021 #5

yellowdogintexas

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3. Ernest is marking them all so all the other cats know:
Reply to catbyte (Original post)
Wed Dec 15, 2021, 03:31 PM
Dec 2021

All these animals are belong to me....

It looks like they are all each others' comfort animal!

I love this cat!!! He is still fairly young in the video too.
I have one that looks just like him and if he matures to the size of mine, some of those critters are gonna be carrying a heavy load.

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Bayard

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4. What a sweetheart!
Reply to catbyte (Original post)
Wed Dec 15, 2021, 04:16 PM
Dec 2021

We have several cats that live at the barn full time, but they've learned to run from the horses when one seems a bit too interested. The horses have been known to pick them up by their tails.

But goats, chickens, ducks, geese, are fairly oblivious to cats coming by to visit.

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