Fri Jul 16, 2004 2:01 am
Bear listens well, but only to me. I trained him when he was about 1 year old, for the most part, he already knew his name and to sit. Oh, and he was house-broke. I taught him to lay, roll over, play dead, shake a paw-other paw (he only does it for cheese though, no cheese no paw), this little thing I call 'Got your paw', sit pretty, dance... But I think thats it. He would be a brilliant dog, if only he understood the command, SHUT UP!!
Also, my friend has these two cats. These cats are the smartest cats ever. They know their names. You call Dog, and Dog comes running, but Moody won't come unless you call him. I swear, these cats know how to sit!! Its not cooincidence! They were like.. born litter-trained. Born knowing to use the scratching post... Born knowing not to run around and play at night when your trying to sleep... Born knowing not to scratch.. That or my friend did an amazing training job.. Either way.. Smart cats..
Also, my friend has these two cats. These cats are the smartest cats ever. They know their names. You call Dog, and Dog comes running, but Moody won't come unless you call him. I swear, these cats know how to sit!! Its not cooincidence! They were like.. born litter-trained. Born knowing to use the scratching post... Born knowing not to run around and play at night when your trying to sleep... Born knowing not to scratch.. That or my friend did an amazing training job.. Either way.. Smart cats..
Fri Jul 16, 2004 8:50 am
I believe my cats are born to scratch my sofa, born to knock off my monitor, born to urine on my TV when I refuse to let him out.
I think I am born to love them, born to feed them and clear their poop.
No filter avoidance, please.
I think I am born to love them, born to feed them and clear their poop.
No filter avoidance, please.
Fri Jul 16, 2004 10:16 am
Man I wish I had a pet. But my dad says our lifes are to busy at the moment. My old dog who I had to give away when we moved to Europe was VERY disobediant, just becuase he couldn't stand being away from us. It was really sad actually. He chewed the wood that the lock of the window was on, just so he could get out of the house and try to find us. He was the most loveable thing in the world.
Fri Jul 16, 2004 11:50 am
As obedient as a hermit crab can get.
Fri Jul 16, 2004 1:28 pm
Atamand wrote:As obedient as a hermit crab can get.
Ah, the hermit crab, the lazy mans pet.
Fri Jul 16, 2004 4:36 pm
Well, my mom is allergic to dogs and cats (well, at least the ones that shed). Kinda limits my options there. And yes, I'm lazy.
Fri Jul 16, 2004 5:12 pm
Gah! My dog has such a personality.
She'll obey you when she knows she's getting something out of the deal. Otherwise she acts like a little spoiled friffy miss who thinks the world revolves around her. She's spoiled rotton.
She'll obey you when she knows she's getting something out of the deal. Otherwise she acts like a little spoiled friffy miss who thinks the world revolves around her. She's spoiled rotton.
Wed Jul 21, 2004 5:43 pm
Well when Sophie bites my sheet or anything, I tap her on the rear & say, "No No." or I say, "No bite bite little hamster." And for a hamster, she's actually pretty smart b/c she listens when I say that & she looks up at me when I say her name. Of course about five minutes later, she again trying to stuff my sheets in her pounches... 
Thu Jul 22, 2004 6:21 pm
My puppy is obedient, unless we go away on vacation. Then when we come back, she's like a fiend.
Fri Jul 23, 2004 9:27 pm
two kittys. listen....basically all...they listen especially when i wake them up. and also when the other one wants more kibble in her kibble bowl when its just enough kibble in ther.e. gotta be fresh she thinks. 