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In reply to the discussion: Cats Reverse Pavlov's Experiment [View all]csziggy
(34,133 posts)35. We mostly heard "help" and mating calls
But if the dogs chased them we'd hear a loud "HONK" that sounded like a diesel truck. Any of the calls spooked the horses who knew damned well those thing were not supposed to be here.
One of the farms several miles down the road had peacocks and these two decided their neighborhood was too crowded and moved along to our place. Eventually they decided that between the dogs and the husband of one of the horse riders stalking them, our place was not a good home and they moved away. I haven't heard them for a decade or more so I suspect they have died of old age without producing offspring.
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He does NOT need a bell - he's really, really good at singing the song of his people
csziggy
Jun 2019
#5
i only have hostages. no fleas or cars to worry about. they can kill bugs.
pansypoo53219
Jun 2019
#39
Me too ... but I grew up around 'em ... Siamese cats 'talking' is the sound of 'home' :)
mr_lebowski
Jun 2019
#26
I had one of those. Thankfully i saved the one mouse and one bird she brought in.
applegrove
Jun 2019
#16
If your cat is eating a lot and losing weight, check the thyroid. Common problem among older cats.
Midnight Writer
Jun 2019
#21
husband gets up early for work on the weekdays but on the weekends our cat will whine until
kimbutgar
Jun 2019
#36