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   Margueritem said, about 1 month ago

   Watch your step, Sophie….

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   sjoujke said, about 1 month ago

   Reminds me of my 20 year old cat and my 6 year old bull mastiff…..he gets the best of her every time.

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   ♠Lonewolf♠ said, about 1 month ago

   That cat might have you on this one Sophie.

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   rayannina said, about 1 month ago

   Farm cats are not to be trifled with …

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   Macushlalondra said, about 1 month ago

   You’ve been warned, Sophie. Do not mess with this cat.

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   TiggerLeBounce said, about 1 month ago

   ::LOL!:: Indeed! I’ve heard of cats that could kill rotties if they had to!

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   serenasakitty said, about 1 month ago

   My older cat always made sure that everyone knew she was the boss.

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   Jonathan Lemon said, about 1 month ago

   LOL! Great Film Noir silhouette in the last panel.

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   Doctor Toon said, about 1 month ago

   The last dog that came into the house made the mistake of scaring my cat Boots.
   My other cat, Titten, thinks she is Boots mommy.
   She chased the dog into a corner and wouldn’t let him out until it was time to leave.

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    Joe Allen Doty said, about 1 month ago

    I have never seen any farm cats get in the way of other farm animals.

    Interesting word, hogtie, it doesn’t have any connection with using a rope to tie a hog.

    The term is actually applied to the tying of an animal’s feet together. And a piggin’ string is generally used to do that.

    A piggin’ string is a rope that is small in diameter.

    Calf ropers in rodeos use piggin’ strings to hogtie three of the calf’s feet together.

    By the way, a “goat roper” is a wannabe cowboy.

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    boxbabies said, about 1 month ago

    My mom used to have a little grey tabby (less than 10 pounds) whose favorite pass-time was waiting for a dog dumb enough to bug her…she like to go for dog-back rides. Never found a dog who could be enticed into offering her more than one ride, though.

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    MurphyHerself said, about 1 month ago

    Our dachshund chased our neighbor’s cat around the house one time, and when they came round the other side, it was the cat chasing the dog.

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    openminded said, about 1 month ago

    Barn cats don’t usually get to go in the house.
    At least they didn’t at my grandparents farm.

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    Tigger said, about 1 month ago

    Warning Sophie! cats beat up Dogs!

    Least our we had a Cat that bear up any dog that dared cross our yard in Florida.

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    Tigger said, about 1 month ago

    Murphy,

    One of my friends lived in Rural part of Rural County and rasied cattle. She had an Electric Fence to keep Cattle ouf to he yard. She had a cat and a small dog. She saw this happen one day. The Dog was Sunning at the bottom of the front steps. The cat coems around the Hosue and pesters the dog innto chasign the cat. The cat rusn all over the front and back yard several times then finally the cat runs under the Electric Fence. The dog could not stop and he was too tall to clear the Fence. When Dog hit fence, dog was shocked and yelped.

    The dog then walked back over and laid down in the spot in front of the steps. The cat waited until the dog was almost settled then pestered the dog into another chase. Again the cat ran al over the front and backyad, then once again cat scoots under fence, dog hits fence is shocked. This happened all day every sunny day that Summer.. The dog ever learned not to chase the cat.

    Hence: Cats Smart Dogs Stupid.

    This happened 40 years ago

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    Tigger said, about 1 month ago

    Box,

    Simple reason, they did not like claws digging into their backs and they were unable to detrhown the cat.

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    openminded said, about 1 month ago

    Lot of mis-spelling on Saturday.

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    R_Noonan63 said, about 1 month ago

    Look out Sophie. I’m worried about our Beloved Pooch.

    I Remember years ago was walking my Dog around a friends house when he came too close to a Momma Cat and her Kittens one swipe of the cats claws he broke the leash and ran to the car making a leap of 4 5 feet through the open car window.