Should say that we almost NEVER get other cats in our garden. Only #notMyCat. That's why it's full of birds.
He's worked out that if he hides under the pond fountain for one hour a day, the other cats just assume he might ALWAYS there, and don't enter his territory just in case.
He's worked out that if he hides under the pond fountain for one hour a day, the other cats just assume he might ALWAYS there, and don't enter his territory just in case.
https://twitter.com/garius/status/1361632997573857280
Of course, in reality, he's either sloped off back over the fence and is (presumably) curled up asleep in his actual house.
Or, if it's noisy over there, he's snuck in here (like today) for a snooze instead.
Absolute top level kitty grifting.
Or, if it's noisy over there, he's snuck in here (like today) for a snooze instead.
Absolute top level kitty grifting.
Of course sometimes it backfires on him. The other night I saw him jump out of his under-fountain pounce spot at what he assumed was another kitty, only to discover it was actually a fox.
BOTH animals instantly decided discretion was the better part of valour and legged it.
BOTH animals instantly decided discretion was the better part of valour and legged it.
He then came back about ten minutes later and demanded to be let in, and started to meow loudly. Giving it the old strutting kitty big bollocks about how he'd chased off a fox.
I was like:
"Cat. I was watching. Don't give me that."
I was like:
"Cat. I was watching. Don't give me that."
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