*dies laughing*

[apocalypsos]

So Owen -- the cat who had almost all his teeth removed a few weeks back -- probably made his teeth worse while he still had them by dragging clothes downstairs from the bedrooms into the kitchen just 'cause. We've never quite figured why he did it.

You'd think only having three teeth would mean he'd have a hard time doing it and give up trying.

A moment ago, while I was sitting on the couch in the living room, Owen walked downstairs as casual as could be, his jaws clamped firmly down on a pair of sweatpants, pulling it through the room past me as if I weren't even there.

Goofy cat. :)

Comments

[moonpupy.livejournal.com]

You'd think only having three teeth would mean he'd have a hard time doing it and give up trying.

Never underestimate the stubbornness of a cat.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_inbetween_/]

I just love that, it kills me. The teeth are only for settling the grip though, it's the jaw clamp that does it. And they are so earnest and determined doing the dragging <3

[blacktarrant.livejournal.com]

My mom and I have a shared cat, this tiny piebald calico who is now 16 years old, and who habitually drags socks, pajamas, etc, out when she's missing us. She's the type of cat who trained my former roomies to know that when she's dragged every piece of an outfit I wore the day before out into a trail through the house, to leave it there for me.

One day, brought over by her customary frustrated yowl over something not working quite right, I went over to a doorway to find her dragging a full-sized afghan out of my bedroom into the living room. The only reason it wasn't already out there? She's gotten it caught on the turn, and was standing there, marching in place, still trying to drag it along.

Ambitious.

[seferin.livejournal.com]

What, he couldn't find a thong to steal (was that the same cat?)