Because my cat is mean and doesn't fetch, I have to manually retrieve the animals I throw down the hall for him. Needless to say, he has a lot of toys. That way, I can minimize my energy output by having to retrieve these stuffed animals less frequently. I grab a handful of toys, stand in one spot, and throw them down the hall. Then I run to the end where all the animals have been collecting, and throw the animals back up the hallway. It's a viscous cycle that my evil crack baby never wants to end.
Let's see... In the photo above we have a small assortment of toys Rasputin enjoys chasing down the hallway. A small vibrating mouse, a World of Warcraft Wind Rider Cub, a Beanie Baby bear (his FAVORITE toy), a felted octopus, and a Zhu Zhu pet hamster thing. Yes, this particular cat bed is in a dilapidated cardboard box - his choice.)
hahahah oh my god, why are cats so EVIL! We have one cat that will fetch plastic ties from food cartons, for hours on end. Hours. When she decides the game is no longer worth her time she takes the tie and drops it in the toilet. yay.
ReplyDeleteI think he doesn't bring the toys back to you because he doesn't want you confuse him with a dog. That would just be humiliating!
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Too funny! I loves it! My evil fe-lion does in fact fetch...and though this makes said game easier...he also likes to play at 3 am in the morning or any time that suits him. He meows and meows with the toy in his mouth still...until I wake up. He's a gem I tell you!
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