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Edited by t0x1cb14ckm01d:
12/11/2016 10:24:44 PM
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Chirping cat
I adopted the sweetest calico tabby DSH cat back in early May. Her name is Ginger. She is 2 years old. She will follow you around almost like a dog. She is more affectionate than our siamese cat who we had to put down in March (he was 17).
She chirps (not like a cackle, like most cats do when they see birds, but more like a trill or chirrup). I have a video of her chirping I took on my phone back in early June.
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That's a cute cat, but it's not acting like a dog. [spoiler]Y'all are going to kill me but cats > dogs[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyDogs are better.
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2 RepliesVery cute cat. Not so sure about your white socks though!! LOL
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You must not have a dog if you think that cat was acting like one.
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My cat acts almost exactly like a dog. One time while in a vet hospital for eating a flip flop, he chewed through the IV just to show he was a badass.
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Dafuq. That's a normal cat, ain't acting like a dog at all.
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My family had a cat with an identity crisis once, little shit was annoying as -blam!-. Constantly wanting attention and doing weird shit like stalking my sister while walking on its hind legs...
