Gracie, our new cat, seems to be a smart girl. Today she figured out how to open the door to the hutch where her treats are stored.
When I confronted her she was nonchalant.
Last night she brought me a package of treats. She meowed conversationally until I opened the package for her. I’m sure she thinks I’m rather dense.
Still, she loves to snuggle with her not so bright human. Can’t beat having a sweet kitty on your lap on an autumn night.
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She is smart. And psychotic.
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Not a good combination.
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Her snuggles can turn to a rampage in a heartbeat. My reflexes are getting a workout.
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She’s so pretty ❤
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Thank you!
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Omg so cute! I love ingenuity
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She’s currently working on dismantling the drain on David’s bathroom sink.
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Hey…maybe you have a future plumber…
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More like a future mobster.
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Well, good to befriend them too….
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For sure!
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Child-proof locks. My cats used to bang on the cabinet doors where their food is kept. When they would not open, my cats would lay on their back and try to open the doors. I could just picture them swearing under their collective little breath, “Open, dammit!” We had to put locks on the doors until they lost interest. Cats: cute and crafty. Gotta love ’em.
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That’s so funny! Our cat who just died never expressed any desire to see where anything was kept. Her food came from me and that’s all that mattered. She also never jumped on cabinets or tabletops. So it’s been really interesting having a curious cat in the house.
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It’s like kids–you get that first ‘perfect’ child and everyone says, ‘just wait….’ 😀
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Yep.
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She’s beautiful and brainy!
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She really is.
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Oh, that is epic! I should be glad that our older kitty just sits by the drawer and meows at my daughter after dinner (she knows when it is treat time). If BG isn’t fast enough she goes back and forth looking at BG, then the drawer, then BG, meowing louder each time she has to look back at the drawer. I don’t even want to think about how bad she’d be if she could figure out how to open that drawer and get to the treats. She’d never leave anyone alone!
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I’m going to have to get a whole lot smarter to foil this cat’s attempts.
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Child locks? Lol!
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Might be the smart thing to do!
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Gracie is so beautiful… and crafty. I love the pictures of her in the cabinet. Clearly guilty but looking so innocent.
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She is a barrel of laughs. And exhausting.
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