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SOME DOGS ARE JUST CHICKENS
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cuznjohn
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hey i went to bat for you the other day, she would hunt you down and cut off you you know whats, she is a nurse and knows how to do it,,, lmaoooooooo
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R.I.P. Dwayne
Talk about deja vu all over again :roflblack::roflblack: The cat in the video looks like a twin for my first orange tabby Scotty. When Foxy my husky dog came home for the first time he was greeted in exactly the same way.
Foxy decided that being the beta pet was very sufficient--thank you. Scotty would maintain his position until he passed away some years later. Every once in awhile, just to reinforce who was in charge, Scotty would mosey over to Foxy and bop her between the eyes just because he could.
My replacement cat Cinnamon, also an orange tabby, but a bit more longhair, had a welcome conversation from Foxy. Cinnamon decided that being beta pet was just fine. Cinnamon made many attempts at being really good friends, but Foxy was always a bit wary. They would sit in close proximity, but never side by side as bosom buddies. Foxy would take her place on one of the easy chairs and Cinnamon would always sit under the chair. Now Foxy has gone on to the rainbow bridge and Cinnamon is the alpha.
Foxy decided that being the beta pet was very sufficient--thank you. Scotty would maintain his position until he passed away some years later. Every once in awhile, just to reinforce who was in charge, Scotty would mosey over to Foxy and bop her between the eyes just because he could.
My replacement cat Cinnamon, also an orange tabby, but a bit more longhair, had a welcome conversation from Foxy. Cinnamon decided that being beta pet was just fine. Cinnamon made many attempts at being really good friends, but Foxy was always a bit wary. They would sit in close proximity, but never side by side as bosom buddies. Foxy would take her place on one of the easy chairs and Cinnamon would always sit under the chair. Now Foxy has gone on to the rainbow bridge and Cinnamon is the alpha.
