I only had one more row to complete......that darn cat!

[Jaded Moon]

Well, my kitties are not a problem, BUT my little boy pug has stole more than a skein or 2 of yarn and ran through the house giving it the death shake. I have a big box of yarn waiting to be untangled one snowy afternoon. I had a fuzzy fur scarf almost complete when he decided it was his toy...no untangeling that yarn, and it was all stretched out!

 

ROFL, your pug looks mischievousness in your pics, Adorable though!

[Jaded Moon]

Thanks for sharing, your posts are fun to read.

[oldbonboys]

Sorry, it's more like they teach you to obey. Our 16 1/2yo cat meows loudly when she wants to go out (we just cannot keep her inside), then knocks to be let back in.

Our younger cat, 4yo, when she needs to get down to the litterbox in the middle of the night will jump up on our bed, walk up and stand close to my head and just stare at me till I get up and open the basement door.

Yup, she's got me trained. During the early training stages, if I did not do what was required, I woke to find an awful smell, and a little 'gift' in the bathroom sink.

Sally

 

My nieces cat walks up and down the piano whenever she wants to be let outside for her toilet visits. If Chloe ignores her, then her parents yell out to her to let the cat out because the piano is on an adjoining wall between her bedroon and her parents. Now who has who trained.

[Auntie Kellie]

both cats we had never bothered the yarn

if you were sitting by your drink on the side table,it was safe,but the male cat felt it his duty to tip it over if you got up and left,full glasses were the worst,everything near it got soaked.

 

Boots is similar with glasses of pop but she doesn't knock them over on purpose. If it's a full glass, she'll just drink out of it. If it's half empty or more, she'll dip her paw in and then lick the paw. Unfortunately, that's when she makes the messes with them.

 

Hugs and Cookies

Auntie K

[Super Granny]

the only time I've had trouble with my cats was when I was making a bag out of plastic bags.. it must have been the noise..

[ladytoysdream]

Thank you all for the great posts in this thread....I smiled all the way through it.

Then I looked at our 2 cocker spaniels, and said, boy are you two lucky.....

we won't be getting a kitty any time soon......

Thank goodness these 2 leave my projects alone. They do like sitting near me, when I am in the rocking chair working on something.

The hubby gave the one a ball of yarn to play with for awhile till he unraveled it, and made quite a mess through 2 rooms dragging it. He won't be getting another one

[alchemyfyr]

neither my cat Merlin nor my dog Legend bother my yarn or WIP, but they do tend to sleep on any of the clothes or blankets if they can.

[mlholien95]

A Day in the Life of a Dog and a Cat

 

I've seen this site before...I loved it! It's way tooo funny!

 

Marie

[Jaded Moon]

A Day in the Life of a Dog and a Cat

 

I've seen this site before...I loved it! It's way tooo funny!

 

Marie

 

OMGosh, thanks for sharing, that is too funny, rofl.

[susie]

doesn't matter if it is a small fun fur or the jumbo super saver skiens it has to be killed she doesn't do the death shake but the four paw kick and teeth tearing barrell roll i came home from shop and the bags have to be inspected by all 3 but the princess gets to kill all yarn doesn't matter how many bags i have to come in she will find the one with the big bad yarn in it and kill it not once but then and again in the basket by the sofa and again on the project you know the yarn will hurt mom they have to kill it first for you

[CrafteeMonkies]

My son likes to stick candy to anything I'm working on.....so I know the frustration....poor thing!