It’s a hundred yards to Trendy Carol’s
Shes been going to a gym recently and looks gorg and svelte in pants reminiscent of Emma Peel’s from The Avengers.
The dogs and I stopped to talk last night only to see Bun standing outside the cottage mewing loudly at us with some attitude and bad temper
“Bloody Hell is that yours?” Trendy Carol sung out and we both watched with interest as Bun bellowed out a shrill call of “ Fucking well come home” again
She’s been doing it a lot at the moment , a behaviour I can’t quite understand
We hurried home and Bun danced in a circle for a second or two before storming into the cottage where she then ignored us all.
What’s that all about?
I’m more a dog person than a cat, and Albert was such a simple soul, compared to these two personality challenged individuals.
Has anyone else seen this kind of behaviour?
Maybe a bad day hunting? So crying out for food, little madam😉. Jan in Castle Gresley
ReplyDeleteIt only happens when we down the lane away from home
DeleteMaybe she thinks you are abandoning her. Jan
DeleteOr maybe ‘this my human’ jealousy. Jan
ReplyDeleteGood point
DeleteWhy do you call her Bun by the way?
ReplyDeleteI have no fucking idea
DeleteJust missing you? As in "Where the hell are you? I didn't give you permission to leave me!" I'm a cat person, but I'm still only guessing! Oh, she is a cutie, though. xx
ReplyDeleteI think you and Marty may have sussed it
DeleteYou were not where you were supposed to be. Cat logic.
ReplyDeleteI think that might be the case !,
DeleteLove your entertaining duo but I’m more of a dog person so don’t have a clue what’s going on even though I’ve had kitties. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteMarty sussed it
DeleteOur cat does the same thing, often in the middle of the night for no damned good reason.
ReplyDeleteNo help x
DeleteMight Bun have decided that Weaver's arrogant behavior is worth copying? With cats, you may never know!
ReplyDeleteHow have your client meeting gone?
Hugs!
It was a heavy day , but that’s the way it goes, more complications unearthed
DeleteThis is what you can calmly handle, my friend. You're ready for this.
DeleteHugs!
Ooh ... the look on that face!
ReplyDeleteMy two are coming in earlier at dusk. Possibly because it's cold. They are also eating much more to put on their winter weight as in summer they were out and very active until well after dark. However, for the last few nights my boy has rushed in at dusk, eaten, but then full of energy, been meowing lots, at the door to go out again. He never normally meows as he has little voice.
ReplyDeleteIs Bun cold, needing more food, not keen on the dark, wanting to get in and cosy? Her body clock adjusting to early darkness?
Jean.
Not anonymous, " Haven't got one."
DeleteJean.
She's just letting you know WHO IS THE BOSS.
ReplyDeleteNot anonymous, " Haven't got one."
ReplyDeleteCause cat! 😂 L
ReplyDeleteAnother possibility is something worrying her in the lane and it’s a protection thing. She will see you as a big cat and want to protect you. L
DeleteI truly believe that cats always have an explanation for their actions. However, we rarely know what the explanation is. I find that my cat (admittedly insane) very much likes routine. She wants us to be where we are supposed to be at all times. And she has definite ideas about where we are supposed to be. She will come and meow to me when she thinks it's time for bed. I would not be surprised if Bun wasn't trying to tell you that your walking time was over and now it was time to be in the house.
ReplyDeleteBut who knows?
Bun sounds an awful lot like our cat Moose. He herds us and gets really annoyed when we don’t come when called. He often wants us all in the same room.
ReplyDeleteLike various dog breeds, cats too, have different traits, with some of these breeds (Maine Coon, Bengals, Bombays, Ragdoll, Abyssinian) to name a few' have dog like traits and can be trained like dogs. Many rescues often don't know what the breeds the cats are. Therefore, when rehoming, environment and human, are not always considered adequately. Especially, with cat rescues inundated and needing homes. As a cat fosterer, and animal worker myself, knowing the breed goes a long way in understaning their behaviours. Perhaps, try to identify the twins breed using photographs. Could they be Bombays? If so, as a dog lover, you've got your work cut out for you. They are the Disney Princesses of the cat world, and EVERY human, cat and dog MUST bow- down to their authority. I know as I'm owned by one...good luck!
ReplyDeleteThey are tiny black cats , almost the size of Kittens
DeletePatent black fur? Amber or green eyes? The only sure way to know their breed is a DNA test, which is expensive. Again, size is not an indictor - They could be cross breeds with dominante traits of one parebt while looking like the other. You could try noting behavioural patterns and cross-referencing with various breeds.
DeleteCats be Cats is all I’ve got! They do appreciate the word beginning w a capital C!
ReplyDelete🐈⬛🐈⬛❤️❤️Carol in Atlanta
Was she hungry?
ReplyDeleteI suspect, Bun being the more affectionate kitty wants everybody home to share love, warmth and cuddles.
ReplyDeleteI've had cats most of my life, and mostly I had neutered males because they tend to be easier to get along with and more likely to get along with other cats. There are reasons female cats are called Queens. As in She Who Must Be Obeyed!
ReplyDeleteI have lived with cats most of my life.
ReplyDeleteWith dogs you are the boss, with cats you are a useful domesticated animal. Accept that and you will understand cats. Bun wanted you home.
Bun is one good looking kitty and she was probably just telling you that she wanted you to come home where you belong. She is letting you know who is the boss. Gigi
ReplyDeleteMy old cat, he wasn't old at the time, Harry, would follow us we walked around the neighborhood with the kids. He would meow loudly the entire time, until we got home.
ReplyDeleteYou do know that as far as she's concerned you are her pet, don't you?
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