eclark1894
Visionary
Dogs always look guilty. Even when they aren't. Cats, on the other hand, are stone faced. No wonder the Egyptians thought they were gods.
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It amuses me to hypothesize that temples to Best (the Egyptian goddess of cats) had no doors, because a closed door is an abomination unto catkind.
Closed doors are abominable to dogkind as well. The last two dogs we had clawed the woodwork into rags trying to get through closed doors. (We didn't HAVE cats then.) My current cats TRY to do that much damage, but need to up their game quite a bit to compete on that level. They don't chew the corners off of the stairs, either.
eclark1894
Visionary
When I was in my twenties, our cats learned how to stand on their hind legs and open doors as long as they weren't locked. This only worked on the interior bedroom doors. The front and back doors were too heavy for them to move on their own.
Bonnie2001
Extraordinary
Belated Happy Christmas to all my friends here!
