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Title: Most expensive cat Post by: Susan on July 27, 2008, 08:54:16 PM I can't believe people are buying Savannah's - google them to see the prices, unbelievable.
However it might make even the most reluctant male interested in cats...lol You can walk them on leashes, they eat raw meat and have boundless energy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCcfymXQkM4 i can barely handle mine, this i can't imagine Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Sister Grace on July 27, 2008, 09:18:03 PM Whew and I thought my dobie was expensive...
They are beautiful cats though. Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Trevor on July 28, 2008, 06:28:51 AM I can't believe people are buying Savannah's - google them to see the prices, unbelievable. However it might make even the most reluctant male interested in cats...lol You can walk them on leashes, they eat raw meat and have boundless energy. [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCcfymXQkM4[/url] i can barely handle mine, this i can't imagine Thanks, Susan. Yikes, those prices! :buggedout: What made me laugh in the wikipedia article is the fact that the cats will greet you with a head-butt. That's just what I need after a loonnng day at work, coming home only to have my cat do a kamikaze move and knock heads with me. :teddyr: Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Jack on July 28, 2008, 06:46:38 AM Gorgeous animal, wow!
I think my cat is plenty for me - I woke up at 5:00 AM to what sounded like the world's greatest catfight going on outside my window. Here my cat, my sweet little Scooter who's never hissed at me in his entire life, had torn the screen out of the window frame and was sitting out in the yard, growling and hissing like you wouldn't believe. So, yeah, 5 AM, throw some clothes on, go outside to get him. Nearly bit my pinky off :teddyr: Did I mention this is the wold's sweetest cat? Had to carry him inside by the nape of his neck. Then he was still hissing at my for ten minutes afterwards, anytime I got near him. Finally he settled down. Thank God he just decided to sit out in the yard, otherwise I'd be walking around the neighborhood for the next two days yelling "Scooter!". I don't know if he got in a fight or what, there's not a mark on him, just a few little loose tufts of fur. I guess he's served notice on all the other neighborhood cats - don't invade his territory unless you're a cute female :teddyr: Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Susan on July 28, 2008, 07:28:47 PM Gorgeous animal, wow! I think my cat is plenty for me - I woke up at 5:00 AM to what sounded like the world's greatest catfight going on outside my window. Here my cat, my sweet little Scooter who's never hissed at me in his entire life, had torn the screen out of the window frame and was sitting out in the yard, growling and hissing like you wouldn't believe. So, yeah, 5 AM, throw some clothes on, go outside to get him. Nearly bit my pinky off :teddyr: Did I mention this is the wold's sweetest cat? Had to carry him inside by the nape of his neck. Then he was still hissing at my for ten minutes afterwards, anytime I got near him. Finally he settled down. Thank God he just decided to sit out in the yard, otherwise I'd be walking around the neighborhood for the next two days yelling "Scooter!". I don't know if he got in a fight or what, there's not a mark on him, just a few little loose tufts of fur. I guess he's served notice on all the other neighborhood cats - don't invade his territory unless you're a cute female :teddyr: Go scooter! lol Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: CheezeFlixz on July 28, 2008, 07:34:45 PM Every cat I ever had has been a barn cat that just showed up one day ... strange how they do that.
But I want a see a cat do this .... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqbVbPvlDoM Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Susan on July 28, 2008, 10:13:11 PM lol that's so friggin sad. You won't see a cat do that because they have quiet dignity....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jqghe4_VkU They choose to spend their time more productively http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXkw3L7oxwk Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: CheezeFlixz on July 28, 2008, 10:25:19 PM Dogs have MASTERS, Cats have SERVANTS ... I prefer not to live in bondage.
I do have a barn cat, his job is to catch mice ... if he's hungry he catches a mouse I don't wait on him. There must be a lot of mice because he's fat. Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Susan on July 28, 2008, 10:43:52 PM Dogs have MASTERS, Cats have SERVANTS ... I prefer not to live in bondage. I do have a barn cat, his job is to catch mice ... if he's hungry he catches a mouse I don't wait on him. There must be a lot of mice because he's fat. Not really servants, with cats there's an understanding. It's like joining the mafia. You don't mess with the family or turn your back on the family, but if you play your cards right you'll be in good favor..lol Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: CheezeFlixz on July 28, 2008, 10:54:27 PM Not really servants, with cats there's an understanding. It's like joining the mafia. You don't mess with the family or turn your back on the family, but if you play your cards right you'll be in good favor..lol Yes if wait on them hand and foot, rub them and give them treats, toys and cool little carpet house, they'll be so kind to purr and shed all over you and your house. If you're real lucky they'll sharpen their claws in the curtains and maybe mark your sofa all while hacking up a hairball on the carpet. I think I've only been on one house where they had a cat and I didn't know upon opening the door. Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: ghouck on July 28, 2008, 11:22:04 PM Those cats are pretty expensive, but when it comes down to it, do they REALLY taste that much better than ordinary cat? I can't see ANY cat tasting good enough to warrant that kind of pricetag, no matter how you cook it.
Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Susan on July 28, 2008, 11:43:00 PM Not really servants, with cats there's an understanding. It's like joining the mafia. You don't mess with the family or turn your back on the family, but if you play your cards right you'll be in good favor..lol Yes if wait on them hand and foot, rub them and give them treats, toys and cool little carpet house, they'll be so kind to purr and shed all over you and your house. If you're real lucky they'll sharpen their claws in the curtains and maybe mark your sofa all while hacking up a hairball on the carpet. I think I've only been on one house where they had a cat and I didn't know upon opening the door. But without my cat, what other ridiculous video would i have? http://www.vimeo.com/699819 (http://www.vimeo.com/699819) Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Patient7 on July 28, 2008, 11:49:30 PM I agree with Cheezee, dogs can be trained and come around often, my uncle has a cat that is never seen. And you can tell he has a cat because there's the definite smell of a creature that's trained to go to the bathroom IN the house.
Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: CheezeFlixz on July 28, 2008, 11:50:02 PM Not bad juggling there, Suzy Q ... nice Lip Dub on Digital Underground too. :thumbup:
Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: Susan on July 28, 2008, 11:52:41 PM I agree with Cheezee, dogs can be trained and come around often, my uncle has a cat that is never seen. And you can tell he has a cat because there's the definite smell of a creature that's trained to go to the bathroom IN the house. kinda like a dog! Well cats have their own toilet, in fact some can be trained to use a real toilet. The thing I love is I can leave for a week and just give her food and water and she's fine. I have friend who can't leave their dog for one night or even come home late from work because the dog will starve or crap all ove the floor. Heh, in fact I have plenty of coworkers who have dogs that after years are still not housebroken (smaller breeds tend not to be) and forever go on the carpet making their house smell like a zoo - regardless of all the pee pads they put everywhere Title: Re: Most expensive cat Post by: CheezeFlixz on July 29, 2008, 12:26:17 AM kinda like a dog! Well cats have their own toilet, in fact some can be trained to use a real toilet. The thing I love is I can leave for a week and just give her food and water and she's fine. I have friend who can't leave their dog for one night or even come home late from work because the dog will starve or crap all ove the floor. Heh, in fact I have plenty of coworkers who have dogs that after years are still not housebroken (smaller breeds tend not to be) and forever go on the carpet making their house smell like a zoo - regardless of all the pee pads they put everywhere If it has more than 2 legs it belongs outside. Not a big fan of house pets unless they are in water. Pet can come in for a visit, but not to stay. |