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13. Ha ha ha!

Sun May 24, 2020, 01:21 PM

May 2020

Your assessment of cat behavior is mostly true, but they still smell wonderful.

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Have you ever smelled a cat's fur? fleur-de-lisa May 2020 #1

*Bias*!1 - So... cat saliva is in the perfume category?!1 UTUSN May 2020 #3

Ha ha ha! fleur-de-lisa May 2020 #13

"mostly true" - a-HA!1 - vindication, validation, veritas!1 UTUSN May 2020 #18

The only dogs I've ever owned that didn't smell were the Greyhounds Bayard May 2020 #2

"easy to groom" - Greyhounds? Greyhounds *need* grooming?!1 UTUSN May 2020 #4

Just run a brush over them. Bayard May 2020 #9

Cats are extra-clean in some ways. The Velveteen Ocelot May 2020 #5

Dog and Cat Lover SeniorDems May 2020 #6

Try a top-entry litter box. The Velveteen Ocelot May 2020 #7

I stopped using regular litter boxes a long time ago Bayard May 2020 #10

Paul Wolfowitz, that rat fucker. Here he is licking his comb. Hotler May 2020 #8

Double EWwww!!!!!! UTUSN May 2020 #11

Dog noses are so sensitive that they can detect minuscule amounts The Velveteen Ocelot May 2020 #20

O.K., sounds convincing, thanks! UTUSN May 2020 #21