<i>Did you know?<P>

Cats don't get a higher meow after they are neutered.</i><P>

We have a cat who is now about 12. After he was neutered we called him a cat-strato.

Moreschi (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 01, 2003 4:19 pm <i>Did you know?<P>

Cats don't get a higher meow after they are neutered.</i><P>

We have a cat who is now about 12. After he was neutered we called him a cat-strato.

*giggle*

LoL

Now THAT was funny!

We’re down to five, and I know that can’t last for long. My wife and I have now agreed on a name for the next one!

having a cat a great boon. And I've had them all my life. All the cute little rats in the house appreciate the change. :tongueout

when i moved into my new house, the neighbors all told me about the nasty tabby whose owners let him run loose. he considered the flower beds his personal litter box and our bird feeders a buffet. one morning he was in my flowers in mid-crap when i opened the door and let out my spaniel..........i think he was still pooping when she put him up the maple tree. after a couple hours, i called the dog in, and the cat left. haven't seen ol' puff since.

MaxPgh (imported) wrote: Sun Mar 02, 2003 8:17 pm one morning he was in my flowers in mid-crap when i opened the door and let out my spaniel..........i think he was still pooping when she put him up the maple tree

Maybe I should let you borrow my two puppies. They're about 100lbs each, and yes, they are still puppies. One's a Great Dane, the other is a Great Dane/German Shepherd mix. Absolutely lovable, fun to take for a walk (you should see people dive out of the way!), and great for keeping stray cats away.

Blue skies,

Rich