That says it all. First, let me say she is a British Bombay - shiny, all black like a 7 pound panther, and super smart. She was easy to train and is toilet trained because she and I absolutely hate cat litter, so we fixed that nonsense. She's small and doesn't seem to have the paw strength or maybe interest in flushing it, so I do that 3 times a day or so, and we are both much happier. If you are interested, Kitty Loo is the best system. Took four months total to get to no accidents or using the plants when she got confused. That was 2 years ago, and she was a feral.
THE MOVIE: She could not stop watching the film, and watched every frame from the first to the last till it got to credits. She was particular concerned about the eagle snatching up Bug, and Reggie latching onto his foot as they flew through the air. She jumped down from the couch to the floor and sat and watched from there (if she was allowed to get on the table, she would have gone there I think to see better - which clearly she does when nobody's watching, but pretends not to) till the dogs were back on the ground. Then she turned and looked at me as if to say "Did you see that!? They barely got away!" then she went back to the couch and continued to watch.
I started watching it late, stopped it in the middle and went to bed. So did she. After feeding her and the dog this morning, I turned it back on to finish it, and when she heard it she RAN back into the room, got on the couch and we finished watching it together. She did not move once.
The dog had zero interest in the film. Didn't even wake up to watch, but she will watch anything about food, which she loves.
I think that says it all! It was raunchy, gross in some places- more than I usually like - but I truly believe that animals have their own inner dialog so it made perfect since, because they are not just some little saps waiting for approval from us.
Fun, lively and cat approved! I give it 10 paws.
THE MOVIE: She could not stop watching the film, and watched every frame from the first to the last till it got to credits. She was particular concerned about the eagle snatching up Bug, and Reggie latching onto his foot as they flew through the air. She jumped down from the couch to the floor and sat and watched from there (if she was allowed to get on the table, she would have gone there I think to see better - which clearly she does when nobody's watching, but pretends not to) till the dogs were back on the ground. Then she turned and looked at me as if to say "Did you see that!? They barely got away!" then she went back to the couch and continued to watch.
I started watching it late, stopped it in the middle and went to bed. So did she. After feeding her and the dog this morning, I turned it back on to finish it, and when she heard it she RAN back into the room, got on the couch and we finished watching it together. She did not move once.
The dog had zero interest in the film. Didn't even wake up to watch, but she will watch anything about food, which she loves.
I think that says it all! It was raunchy, gross in some places- more than I usually like - but I truly believe that animals have their own inner dialog so it made perfect since, because they are not just some little saps waiting for approval from us.
Fun, lively and cat approved! I give it 10 paws.