EXTREMELY OT! I built a doggie door!!!

Yes, Val. I can just see it. That would happen here. Polly "Val" wrote >> Believe me, the cats will convince the dog to let them out. . . . one cat would even sit outside and yeeeeowl for the dog to come poke his head

Clifford has made himself an indoor dog since his last escape. It's his choice really. Laying in the dirt is fun, but laying inside in the a/c is even better, especially with his kitties all around. I wonder if that's what he was thinking when he would escape, because he would always be found on the porch right by the front door. After destroying one of my potted plants in the interim. Much less destruction when he just has to cross his legs a little longer a couple of days a week.

Oh, that's good! Mine would just take off and JR's run really fast. Even the fat one.

Cindy

On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 12:47:10 -0500, Sally Swindells wrote (in article ):

I have no intention of learning to hunt either. Whenever one of our darlings brings us a present (Kropotkin is fond of bunnies, Maggie Belle of mice, and Katie Mae birds) we thank them politely for contributing to the pantry and David promptly removes them.

Maureen

Mine would just take off and JR's run really fast. Even the fat one.

LOL... I can see that. I work with them sometimes and have friends with them. Do JRT's ever stop bouncing?

Mine mostly just loll around when it's just them and me. Nobody believes that, though. As soon as anyone comes in they go berserk.

Cindy