My cat was just doing this to me on my blanket when I was on the couch. She was pricking me with her claws. Now if she had been a cougar, then I'd have a bloody leg. Beautiful animal none the less.
It looks like you are taking good care of her, which is good. However I don't think it is a good idea to keep wild animals as pets. But as a big cat admirer I liked the video. Currently in British Columbia 100's of cougar are unfortunately trophy hunted. There are many humane ways to maintain animal pops. without trophy hunting, which is hunting for sport, who kills for recreation, unbelievable!
@positivencouragement : I am in total agreement, disgusting -nothing should ever be hunted for fun or otherwize. I am inclined to agree that keeping a wild cat as a pet isn't not the greatest of ideas since their primal instinct is to hunt and well they can kill humans too-however this one is so cute, apparently the only big cat that purrs.
@jane1975 Thank-you for your supportive comment. I did not know they are possibly the only big cat that purrs, very interesting! Watching this sweet video, just upset me re: trophy hunting, it makes no sense. Who kills something for sport, it is very unhealthy, (I am a prof. counsellor it is actually antisocial) why not take up hockey, baseball or another hobby which is fun, but doesn't hurt anything at the expense of something else. All life you, me, all animals ect.. has great value.
@positivencouragement : You 're welcome, mankind unfortunately is cruel and likes to kill things sadly:'( I found out the Cheetahs also purr too but other than ocelots, lynx wildcat and these two-other big cats don't have the mechanism to purr only Roar/meow/hiss etc but not purr. He/She is very cute and beautiful but not really good to have as a pet as she/he will likely kill you eventually.
Respond to this video... Thank-you for your supportive comment. I did not know they may be the only big cat which purrs, very interesting! This sweet video upset me, as trophy hunting in BC has been in the news, who could kill an animal for sport, (as a prof. counsellor I know it is antisocial and it should as in India be criminalized meaning fines and jail time). There are countless other fun hobbies hockey, baseball, ect.. all life has value, killing for sport is sociopathic!
hey, i know, in case that cat ws taken from its mother and family too soon to live with humans, could you please breastfeed it now? -shave your boobs first.
In TN as long as you have the proper license you can have wild animals. My grandfather raised two cougars. One of which was the offspring of the cougar that was in the car commercials in the 80's & the other was a house cat.
@dxyangeltn : Yes, however it may not be illegal in some parts of the world to keep these beautful animals, but there is the danger of you being killed by it as you cannot tame these animals, instinct is instinct.
@MochizMuM It depends on where you live. I know that here in Tennessee, it is illegal to have a skunk as a pet, but in other states you can (and yes, they do breed skunks as pets). And as long as you go through the proper procedures and get the correct licensure, then anything can be legal.
it obviously hasnt killed any1, would you rather IT be killed, people like you need to fuck off, if its mother died and he was all alone you wouldnt just leave it, youd call someone
@captainjackie Most likely just looking after it becuase a zoo of some sort has rejected it. But, if it really is her pet then I have no idea. It's not encouraged to keep a wild animal as a pet, but people do it with Cheetah's all the time since they're friendly and engangered. Well, and becuase a zoo has rejected it.
@Dynastar231 : Only the Cougar can purr and Ocelots and Lynxes - whilst the Lions, Tigers, Leopards cannot.-So yeah Cougars can purr, and probably do so with avengence LOL.
@jane1975 The four cats in the Panthera Family are the only ones that I know of that can roar. Cougars and Cheetahs are biggest cats that can purr, but they can't roar as they lack the elongated and specially adapted larynx and hyloid apparatus.
@xXxSnowXAblazexXx it calms them down believe it or not. ever notice how cats do it when they sleep? they do it because they feel like they are with their mother again safe and sound.
Wild animals should remain out in the wild, they aren't meant to be house pets. I mean sure they might love the attention every now and again but there still wild animals and can seriously injure or even kill there owners. Beautiful cat but not meant to be a house cat.
They're beautiful animals no doubt, but very dangerous. Especially if there are children present. Ever since I've been watching videos with people with wolves for pets I wanted one too but know they deserve much more then a home to live in.
@PaperSoapy If you're really interested in big cats, there are tons of shelters and sanctuaries that you could volunteer at. Just putting that out there as a possibility.
@LunaTemari This may only be conventional wisdom, but I've always heard cats do that when they have been taken from their mothers too early. Kneading is normal, suckling is not.
Of course, what's normal, right? It probably differs from cat to cat...
@Jessiqua42 its manly for comfort, allot of cats love to suckle on teddy bears or like my uncle's cat.. the rim of your t-shirt, also becouse all the cat I have that suckle were 10 to 14 weeks old when they left their mother, while the youngest was 6 weeks when he was taken from his mother and he's the only one who doesnt suckle.. it realy hasnt got a thing to do with it
obviously this is a rescue ...and i have domestic cats that do the same..it is a comfort response..that cougar looks very healthy and happy...and beautiful as well...kudos for sharing :) sure brought a smile to my face :)
They shoul be wild, they should be wild, they are abused, they would eat their owner etc etc.. Yes, in case of owners who don't understand their behaviour, their needs, cannot provide good conditions... But in this video I see a purring cougar, being healthy, friendly and not aggressive (each abused animal is either aggressive, fearful, or both.. and usually isn't very healthy). The cat isn't closed all time in cage without any contact with people
.. like some fat poor individuals in some zoos, where they are only to one purpose - attract people and make money for zoo. Second thing - how long do cougars live in nature? About 8-10 years, sometimes over 12. How long do they live in captivity (in case of responsible owners)? About 17-20 years, sometimes more. If the animal is stressed (I mean also stress coming for boredom, non-activity) it simply cannot live long.
So we should more effectively distingiush between responsible and unresponsible owners, tighten up terms of owning exotic cats.. Simply: IF SOMEONE IS A REALLY RESPONSIBLE OWNER, HE WOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM. BUT IF SOMEONE ISN'T, HE WOULD HAVE MUCH MORE PROBLEMS THAN BEFORE. But not totally ban all exotic cat owning.
I looked at his channel here - last video of (I think this) cougar was 1 year before (probably two, at the end of the video was written 2009). Videos from cougar were comming it seems in 1 or more year interval. (Sorry if I look like a detective, I don't want :-D). We don't know, so we cannot conclude. Of course I don't agree with someone who takes a cub of whatever big cat, because it's so cute, and after it grows, he wouldn't be able to care for it and the cat ends in sanctuary.
@KinksDoll They're basically the PETA version of a pet sanctuary. They pedal the notion that any ownership of (exotic) animals is abuse, it's dangerous, and that a loving bond is impossible. They're just dishonest and fanatical, and I can't stand them. I pointed out that refusing to socialize animals that are used to a certain level of attention is neglect, and they deleted several of my comments and blocked me.
You don't have to agree with my views, but please PLEASE don't donate to them.
@FascistFemale The ownership of non-domesticated animals is abuse. Don't give a shit what you think, it's not right to keep a WILD animal in a place/setting that a DOMESTICATED animal should be in. They are hard wired for a few things - hunt, breed, survive. They aren't doing any of those things. They are wild animals, with wild drives, that do not belong in captivity.
If you want to get tacks and nails about it, ANY animal can be domestic, if hand-reared by humans. 'Domestic' dogs, cats, etc. exhibit exactly the same behaviors and urges as 'wild' animals, i.e. animals which have not be excessively bred/inbred by humans to possess specific physical/behavioral traits. Large cats and the like are only considered dangerous because of their size. Your 'domestic' cat playing is your 'wild' cat mauling. Exactly the same, but bigger.
@SitaBlackwing Yes, any animal can be - once it has been bred for human purposes for several generations. That does not include this animal or any other big cat - none of them have been domesticated.
If the behaviors were the exact same, nobody would play with their cat, because they could and probably would be severely injured. They can be compared, and to the animals, are relatively close in purpose; but they are not the same thing.
@PredatorHuntress666 Actually, that's not true. Some big/small cat species were domesticated or semi-domesticated by ancient peoples. The serval and cheetah are prime examples.
@PredatorHuntress666 Oh, God bless your innocence. It's true and if you're willing to do some actual research then you'd know that (or maybe you do and just won't admit it.) Dear, that's precisely what it means. Look up the Siberian fox experiment, which did exactly that. You city kids and your notions.
@FascistFemale No. Domestication is breeding animals, over SEVERAL generations, for human use. Not just breeding them to be breeding them with no purpose.
LMFAO. Actually, I live an hour from the nearest hospital. The city population is around 1,000. There are 3 stoplights in my town. I'm not a city woman. Yes, ADULT.
Who said I was an activist? Though it surprises me not that you're religious. Religious types often do go out on your tirades not giving a shit about actual facts.
@PredatorHuntress666 The dramatic irony of this post just proves you have no place acting on behalf of any vulnerable group, human or animal, or participating in a debate about it.
@FascistFemale I see no dramatic irony, actually, nothing dramatic about it at all. Again, your side of the argument is tanking and you're grasping for straws.
For some reason, your argument holds no water. If someone like George Bush was elected president, then as I see it I have the right to strip nude and walk through my hillbilly town dressed like a rabid water buffalo. And I think debating anything, or taking up for a side of something falls within that. It's an unalienable right.
All animals were at one time wild so by your own assertion you're just a hypocrite reaping the benefits of humanity's past sins. Domestic animals still have wild instincts, too. Exotic pets are raised on reserves and have never been in the wild. If you released them into the wild, they'd die. And transplanting a wild animal into a home is illegal.
Please do research before condemning these animals to death.
@FascistFemale I'm no hypocrite. I know that right now, dogs and cats are domesticated. They have been bred to live with humans, to love humans, to need humans. Their place is at our side. That cougar? I'm afraid not. Adapted to hunt, kill, survive. I'm not against new domestication, I'm against it being done in this manner. "Exotic Pets" are exotic animals that are domesticated. Chinchilla, Hedgehog, Sugar Gliders. So on. Not cougars, or lions, or bears. I'm not condemning any animal to death.
@PredatorHuntress666 Domestication means breeding members of a species based on their disposition towards people. You're making assumptions based on nothing. I've seen cougars bossed around by a poodle. I've seen dogs attack children. Lions & bears?Stop generalizing. Cougars & lions can bond with people. By reducing them to mindless killing machines, the public is more likely to support exotic pet bans. Pets are seized. If they can't be tossed into a sanctuary or zoo, they're killed. Way to go.
@FascistFemale ....that's what I said. No, actually, I'm not. Nobody considers a puma domesticated, unless you are mentally challenged. And? And? Sorry, but they are all wild animals - and that is my point. Deer are also dangerous wild animals that belong in that grouping.
I'm not saying they can't. I'm saying it's cruel to force them to live the life of a domesticated animal when they are not.
Sorry, but if their lives are better for it, then so be it. At least they do not have to suffer.
@PredatorHuntress666 Lol, that's not what I said, either. These animals aren't living like domestics. They can't. They require vastly different environments, vets, diet, amounts of exercise, and handling techniques. That's the law. And any animal can be dangerous. Domestication doesn't equate to harmless, it equates to a common ['X' trait] through selective breeding. And you're generalizing again. You don't have to agree with me, but do your research. Sheesh.
@FascistFemale you're right. Even dogs and cats that have BEEN bred for hundrends to thousands of years can still turn on their owners. Some don't even mean to hurt humans. My cat cuts me up all the time when using my lap as a spring board. All it takes is proper know-how and training, years of experience too. But some people enjoy having the bond that an almost wild animal provides. and the adrenaline rush.
that's wired, our cat fat boy smoke does this all the time right before he takes a nap, I think they miss thier mom..
boi0105 6 days ago
whats weird is that my pit bull/boxer dog dose this.
linnes56 4 weeks ago
OH MY GOODNESS SO CUTE!
sammobley3198 1 month ago
The Cougar is a beautiful animal but it needed to be in the wild not a pet in a home.
iowarose1980 2 months ago
@iowarose1980 this cougar would have no chance in the wild. And how do you think domestic animals came about?
i really wish people would keep this bleeding heart shit to themselves.
titytit 1 month ago
@xCanadiens1991 lmao
badcat225 2 months ago
Rock you like... a Cutie Cougar Hell yes!!
Zephylle 2 months ago
DAWWWWG..TOO MUCH FLUFF TO BEAR WITH >O<
and he's not even a true BEAR *facepalms*
awfulguitarplucker 2 months ago
lethal cuteness
rhino2960 2 months ago
omg. ITS SO FUCKING CUTE!!!!!
ryandonian 2 months ago
the purring the paws the eyes
made me fucking EXPLODE
KKEtokommasoulae 2 months ago 9
Im sorry if I missed this in the comments, but did you just buy this cougar from some breeder? I understand that you have to meet qualifications.
nadasade 2 months ago
I NEED IT RIGHT NOW! :O
Dada9x9 2 months ago 2
what a sweetie
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Mikuruification 2 months ago
My cat was just doing this to me on my blanket when I was on the couch. She was pricking me with her claws. Now if she had been a cougar, then I'd have a bloody leg. Beautiful animal none the less.
BoleroBakurine 2 months ago
Oh my god! Soo beautiful!!!<3
freak1497 2 months ago
wow look at those eyes!
beauty!
jahlove111 2 months ago
I thought i was getting porn but got something better a cute feline
JSasRays 2 months ago
why 360p on some videos are nicer than wannabe's 720 on other ones?
here's your perfect example
wannatroll 2 months ago
ahh, sounds lik helicopter!! :3
too cute!!
batmannu 3 months ago
It looks like you are taking good care of her, which is good. However I don't think it is a good idea to keep wild animals as pets. But as a big cat admirer I liked the video. Currently in British Columbia 100's of cougar are unfortunately trophy hunted. There are many humane ways to maintain animal pops. without trophy hunting, which is hunting for sport, who kills for recreation, unbelievable!
positivencouragement 3 months ago
@positivencouragement : I am in total agreement, disgusting -nothing should ever be hunted for fun or otherwize. I am inclined to agree that keeping a wild cat as a pet isn't not the greatest of ideas since their primal instinct is to hunt and well they can kill humans too-however this one is so cute, apparently the only big cat that purrs.
jane1975 2 months ago
@jane1975 Thank-you for your supportive comment. I did not know they are possibly the only big cat that purrs, very interesting! Watching this sweet video, just upset me re: trophy hunting, it makes no sense. Who kills something for sport, it is very unhealthy, (I am a prof. counsellor it is actually antisocial) why not take up hockey, baseball or another hobby which is fun, but doesn't hurt anything at the expense of something else. All life you, me, all animals ect.. has great value.
positivencouragement 2 months ago
@positivencouragement : You 're welcome, mankind unfortunately is cruel and likes to kill things sadly:'( I found out the Cheetahs also purr too but other than ocelots, lynx wildcat and these two-other big cats don't have the mechanism to purr only Roar/meow/hiss etc but not purr. He/She is very cute and beautiful but not really good to have as a pet as she/he will likely kill you eventually.
jane1975 2 months ago
Respond to this video... Thank-you for your supportive comment. I did not know they may be the only big cat which purrs, very interesting! This sweet video upset me, as trophy hunting in BC has been in the news, who could kill an animal for sport, (as a prof. counsellor I know it is antisocial and it should as in India be criminalized meaning fines and jail time). There are countless other fun hobbies hockey, baseball, ect.. all life has value, killing for sport is sociopathic!
positivencouragement 2 months ago
Damn nature, you adorable!
cursedlemon 3 months ago
hey, i know, in case that cat ws taken from its mother and family too soon to live with humans, could you please breastfeed it now? -shave your boobs first.
noodlesmealey 3 months ago
oh my god his paws! My cat does this too! Thats so cute.
MarieKonan 3 months ago
That's it! I'm fed up with these comments, I'm watching cougar porn right Now!
DavySigfusson 3 months ago
she misses her mom :(
CowieMooCowxo87 3 months ago
Oh! What a darling Cougar!
silverangeloffire 3 months ago
In TN as long as you have the proper license you can have wild animals. My grandfather raised two cougars. One of which was the offspring of the cougar that was in the car commercials in the 80's & the other was a house cat.
dxyangeltn 3 months ago
@dxyangeltn : Yes, however it may not be illegal in some parts of the world to keep these beautful animals, but there is the danger of you being killed by it as you cannot tame these animals, instinct is instinct.
jane1975 2 months ago
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Here I am, rock you like a hurricane!
Nice cougar
SecretCrusades 3 months ago
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SecretCrusades 3 months ago
SO beautiful
shortstuff830 3 months ago
ROCK YOU LIKE A HURRICANE
jiggawoo 3 months ago
My cat always did that :D
God I miss her :(
NekiCat 3 months ago
Sooo cute D:
51rickjames 3 months ago
Looks like this Little meow meow got into teh KITTEH NIP!! =P
LordZacknafien 3 months ago
....oh god. OH GOD OH GOD TOO CUTE FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUU-
*explodes*
UberKitteh99 3 months ago
Wait till the day you didn't feed it and fell asleep drunk.
guns12755 3 months ago
Oops..thought I was on youporn.
hmarty123 3 months ago 2
how the FUCK do u have a cougar!? Isnt that illegal?
MochizMuM 3 months ago
@MochizMuM It depends on where you live. I know that here in Tennessee, it is illegal to have a skunk as a pet, but in other states you can (and yes, they do breed skunks as pets). And as long as you go through the proper procedures and get the correct licensure, then anything can be legal.
MissMerMer1980 3 months ago
awwww hes so cute
gonzoderp 3 months ago
ohmigosh! soooo cutee!!! just fell in love =D
suessKaetzchen 4 months ago
cuteness overload!!!!!!!!!
JazzyzZz 4 months ago
I'm going to check youporn for this title.
lordmagicpants 4 months ago 59
@lordmagicpants hahahaha!!!! I'm dying.
KatieGirl07 2 months ago
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aNNOOTEHR DUMBASS WHJO THISNKS ITS COOL TO DOMESTICATE COUGARS. WHAT A FUCKIN LOWWWWLIFFFEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kpark89 4 months ago
@kpark89
Coherency.
You lack it.
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gonzoderp 3 months ago
it obviously hasnt killed any1, would you rather IT be killed, people like you need to fuck off, if its mother died and he was all alone you wouldnt just leave it, youd call someone
gonzoderp 3 months ago
Somehow, 'Can I has cheese burger?' doesn't really work with this cat. lol
TishBracken 4 months ago
The title sounds like something you would find on redtube.
KantraScepter 4 months ago
PET cougar? What happens when she gets bigger? Is that legal - what state are you in?
jennconspiracy 4 months ago
Dat..... Was so cute.
itsmistersmoke 4 months ago
how is it not mean?
TheUsmc29 4 months ago
Cute but is it legal to own a "pet" like these ?
Hyberpsycrow 4 months ago
for some reason, the first thing that came into my head when i saw this video was, VICE CITY!!!!
terry947 4 months ago
MOM can we keep him!!?
ovariesniper 4 months ago
Thoooose eeeeyes
They are hugging my soul!
Forlorade 4 months ago
Ha, Scorpions playing in the background.
andaglyn 4 months ago 2
this is what i call beauty
JOHNNYwxw 4 months ago
@JOHNNYwxw also nice song!!!!
JOHNNYwxw 4 months ago
AWWW ITS SO CUTE and it kneads just like a domestic cat
rrjt1011 4 months ago
It sounds like a helicopter hahahha
MrBieberLyrics 4 months ago
same name as my favorite porn vid
dropdead024 4 months ago 3
Where are you allowed to have a cougar as a pet? Is this in the US. She's adorable but I just wonder how safe she is an adult?
ozmoore1 4 months ago
LOL thata amazing i wish i could own a cougar..sadly i can barly look after myself haha sounds like a mini dirt bike just going
thomascolin12 4 months ago
cougars are the largest cats that can purr........FACT
reillyboy100 4 months ago
Cool, I wanna touch the cougar or rub my face on the ridge of her nose just to feel her fur :3
KuDastardly 4 months ago
Here I am... Rock you like a hurricane...
UnholyConsumption 5 months ago
What a sharp looking animal...
ENZOtaki 5 months ago
Awww, she misses her mommy!!
etonks 5 months ago
You can have COURGARS as pets? How come?
captainjackie 5 months ago
@captainjackie Most likely just looking after it becuase a zoo of some sort has rejected it. But, if it really is her pet then I have no idea. It's not encouraged to keep a wild animal as a pet, but people do it with Cheetah's all the time since they're friendly and engangered. Well, and becuase a zoo has rejected it.
cody12345249 4 months ago
Nom nom Zebra.
KitanaBradford 5 months ago
KNEET MOAR!
Pornmaggot 5 months ago
Wow look at those paws.
Cventures 5 months ago
@Cventures Yeah, those paws are very cute!!
thegreenhornet95 5 months ago
WHOA ! beautiful
Blahstep 5 months ago
Cougar's don't really breathe, it's because their breath is death!
We all know it, you see a cougar (even in a cage) you don't look at it, and you slowly walk away!
sartanko 5 months ago
Cougars can Purr? Or is it only when they are young?
Dynastar231 5 months ago
@Dynastar231 Pretty sure all cats can purr.
ASHERUISE 5 months ago
@Dynastar231 : Only the Cougar can purr and Ocelots and Lynxes - whilst the Lions, Tigers, Leopards cannot.-So yeah Cougars can purr, and probably do so with avengence LOL.
jane1975 2 months ago
@jane1975 The four cats in the Panthera Family are the only ones that I know of that can roar. Cougars and Cheetahs are biggest cats that can purr, but they can't roar as they lack the elongated and specially adapted larynx and hyloid apparatus.
LadyLion81281 2 months ago
how does one go about owning a cougar? lol
triggerzeal 5 months ago
how much would a cougar cost to buy as a baby
Shadyman55 5 months ago
aww what a BEAUTIFUL babe!!
Sadowski40 5 months ago
ITS SO FLUFFFY!!!!
LakeOwen2011 5 months ago
Up close her eyes remind me of an avatar (the movie).. Sooo cute tho :))) luv it
LadyD127 5 months ago
What's that song playing in the background?
1f5sda 5 months ago
@1f5sda Scorpions, "Rock You Like a Hurricane"
anon23bf 5 months ago
@anon23bf Thanks!
1f5sda 5 months ago
best paws eveeer!!!
reshad1 5 months ago
Oh my god he's or she is just like my mainecoon smokey
swedishfish504 5 months ago
zomg look at the paws on that kitty DAMN NATURE YOU SCARY
MagicTheVixen 5 months ago 2
Very cute but cougars, or any wild animal for that matter, shouldn't be kept as a pet, for its sake as well as for its owner's.
tyeera 5 months ago
A good bed is a joy forever, especially if you are a cat.
BHallBrowser 5 months ago
separated from its mom 2 early :/
Tremox5 5 months ago
this was presumably taken before it ate your head
KUTProductions 5 months ago
My cat does this all the time to my side when I am wrapped in my fleece blanket.
cliveklg 5 months ago
why do they do that anyway?
xXxSnowXAblazexXx 6 months ago
@xXxSnowXAblazexXx it calms them down believe it or not. ever notice how cats do it when they sleep? they do it because they feel like they are with their mother again safe and sound.
shawley93 6 months ago
First thing I thought of? "Omg lucky bastard!" Just too damn cute~
HIbleda 6 months ago
@TheMaGezky " Rock you like a hurricane" - Scorpions ;P
baddog1996 6 months ago
I almost mistook this for a heavy metal music video from the 1980's.
Yeah Scorps!!
TimEagle77 6 months ago
Lol paws or shoes? :L
GHeaneyXIII 6 months ago
no one's gonna rob your house any time soon
xWill3455x 6 months ago
I want a cougar, but i know that I am not qualified, I wouldn't want to hurt the poor thing. So I think Ill stick to jealousy and youtube vids. ;P
PaperSoapy 6 months ago 87
@PaperSoapy
Wild animals should remain out in the wild, they aren't meant to be house pets. I mean sure they might love the attention every now and again but there still wild animals and can seriously injure or even kill there owners. Beautiful cat but not meant to be a house cat.
SeaCoastGirl1987 5 months ago
@SeaCoastGirl1987 I agree, its why I said i wasn't qualified, and wouldn't want to hurt it. I want one, but I know that it wouldn't be right.
PaperSoapy 5 months ago
@PaperSoapy
They're beautiful animals no doubt, but very dangerous. Especially if there are children present. Ever since I've been watching videos with people with wolves for pets I wanted one too but know they deserve much more then a home to live in.
SeaCoastGirl1987 5 months ago
@PaperSoapy It's more likely to hurt you ^^
hundredand 4 months ago
@PaperSoapy Sounds like you just got no game son. I got about 5 cougars on standby any moment.
llieske 4 months ago
@llieske Noice.
PaperSoapy 4 months ago
@PaperSoapy
Have a ''toyger'' cat. They're the closest thing to a big cat.
AwesomeCoasters 3 months ago
@PaperSoapy If you're really interested in big cats, there are tons of shelters and sanctuaries that you could volunteer at. Just putting that out there as a possibility.
clyhiz 3 months ago
SHES SO FLUFFY
shakenbake638 6 months ago
Prrrrrrrrrr Prrrrrrrrrrr Prrrrrrrrrrrrr
powerofpaper 6 months ago
I know how to get a cougar to purr. Buy her jewelry.
DelanoEvent 6 months ago 142
@DelanoEvent LoL .... Works for me! ;)
CanadianBroad2008 6 months ago
@DelanoEvent
<_<
parthath 4 months ago
@DelanoEvent I thought cougars bought YOU jewelry.
MrRadaikon 4 months ago
oh my shit now that's one nice cat
abd2get 6 months ago
THE FLUFFYNESS!! (dies)
IDeafpool 6 months ago
i r cougar vibratin yer haus
TheXcaliber223 6 months ago
wow. I've never really seen a cougar up close ever. Wasn't even interested to, but she's so beautiful :)
direngrey150 6 months ago
She sounds like a helicopter.
Violent4Red 6 months ago
OH MY GOD<333
isabelulm 6 months ago
Poor kitty. It wants its mommy!
Jessiqua42 6 months ago
@Jessiqua42 not realy.. my cat is 15 and still suckles like a kitten, its a way of comforting themselves
LunaTemari 6 months ago
@LunaTemari This may only be conventional wisdom, but I've always heard cats do that when they have been taken from their mothers too early. Kneading is normal, suckling is not.
Of course, what's normal, right? It probably differs from cat to cat...
Jessiqua42 6 months ago
@Jessiqua42 its manly for comfort, allot of cats love to suckle on teddy bears or like my uncle's cat.. the rim of your t-shirt, also becouse all the cat I have that suckle were 10 to 14 weeks old when they left their mother, while the youngest was 6 weeks when he was taken from his mother and he's the only one who doesnt suckle.. it realy hasnt got a thing to do with it
LunaTemari 6 months ago
it's so fluffy i'm gona die!!
reshad1 6 months ago
32 people weren't kneaded by a purring cougar.
4pinkbear 6 months ago
deadly but cute very very cute
creepercraft100 6 months ago
Awww, she's looks just like a normal kitty :3
DeathBlade182 6 months ago
How on earth do you even get a pet cougar? o.O (or any other big cat as pet)
lotrpotclover 6 months ago
You can tell she loves that bed they gave her.
Sever607 6 months ago
OMG HE'S SO FLUFFEH AND CUTE AND ADORABLE CAN'T HANDLE ALL THIS CUTENESS
MickehDaHuskeh 6 months ago
That is a Beautiful Cat, I adore most wildcats. Except Tigers. they scare the SHIT out of me. but enough about me, it's a wonderful creature.
TheChaserGame 6 months ago
obviously this is a rescue ...and i have domestic cats that do the same..it is a comfort response..that cougar looks very healthy and happy...and beautiful as well...kudos for sharing :) sure brought a smile to my face :)
silverwolf6970 6 months ago
Heh Scorpions in the backrounnd :D
GodlikeStricker 6 months ago
I want one!!!
hehl321 6 months ago
awwwwe she's beautiful
dolphinclicks 6 months ago
They shoul be wild, they should be wild, they are abused, they would eat their owner etc etc.. Yes, in case of owners who don't understand their behaviour, their needs, cannot provide good conditions... But in this video I see a purring cougar, being healthy, friendly and not aggressive (each abused animal is either aggressive, fearful, or both.. and usually isn't very healthy). The cat isn't closed all time in cage without any contact with people
K8S450DR 6 months ago
.. like some fat poor individuals in some zoos, where they are only to one purpose - attract people and make money for zoo. Second thing - how long do cougars live in nature? About 8-10 years, sometimes over 12. How long do they live in captivity (in case of responsible owners)? About 17-20 years, sometimes more. If the animal is stressed (I mean also stress coming for boredom, non-activity) it simply cannot live long.
K8S450DR 6 months ago
So we should more effectively distingiush between responsible and unresponsible owners, tighten up terms of owning exotic cats.. Simply: IF SOMEONE IS A REALLY RESPONSIBLE OWNER, HE WOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM. BUT IF SOMEONE ISN'T, HE WOULD HAVE MUCH MORE PROBLEMS THAN BEFORE. But not totally ban all exotic cat owning.
K8S450DR 6 months ago
@K8S450DR its still a kitten thats why. ask these people now i bet they dont have it anymore.
hamronD73 6 months ago
I looked at his channel here - last video of (I think this) cougar was 1 year before (probably two, at the end of the video was written 2009). Videos from cougar were comming it seems in 1 or more year interval. (Sorry if I look like a detective, I don't want :-D). We don't know, so we cannot conclude. Of course I don't agree with someone who takes a cub of whatever big cat, because it's so cute, and after it grows, he wouldn't be able to care for it and the cat ends in sanctuary.
K8S450DR 6 months ago
can these be domesticated or what?
supercat821 7 months ago
THOSE EYES!! xD
showaddywaddyfan 7 months ago
haa wait is it sucking it's dog bed? lol Aww she's gorgeous!
But shouldn't she be in the wild or at least held captive at a zoo?.
iSkyexx 7 months ago
@iSkyexx
In the wild, maybe. But she probably has a better quality of life there than in the zoo.
harvmiester1 7 months ago
@iSkyexx
im pretty sure its in the big cat rescue center -__-;;
lmao
TheStrawberryMIX 7 months ago
I think I shall proceed to die of an overdose of cuteness.
CoIorful 7 months ago
so cute, on a side note i agree with your music choice
genericfurry 7 months ago
My goodness, such beauty. Look at those eyes!
XXLeftoverCrack 7 months ago
my cat does the same. she isnt a cougar though.
fuckatron5000 7 months ago
@KinksDoll They're basically the PETA version of a pet sanctuary. They pedal the notion that any ownership of (exotic) animals is abuse, it's dangerous, and that a loving bond is impossible. They're just dishonest and fanatical, and I can't stand them. I pointed out that refusing to socialize animals that are used to a certain level of attention is neglect, and they deleted several of my comments and blocked me.
You don't have to agree with my views, but please PLEASE don't donate to them.
FascistFemale 7 months ago
@FascistFemale The ownership of non-domesticated animals is abuse. Don't give a shit what you think, it's not right to keep a WILD animal in a place/setting that a DOMESTICATED animal should be in. They are hard wired for a few things - hunt, breed, survive. They aren't doing any of those things. They are wild animals, with wild drives, that do not belong in captivity.
PredatorHuntress666 7 months ago
@PredatorHuntress666
If you want to get tacks and nails about it, ANY animal can be domestic, if hand-reared by humans. 'Domestic' dogs, cats, etc. exhibit exactly the same behaviors and urges as 'wild' animals, i.e. animals which have not be excessively bred/inbred by humans to possess specific physical/behavioral traits. Large cats and the like are only considered dangerous because of their size. Your 'domestic' cat playing is your 'wild' cat mauling. Exactly the same, but bigger.
SitaBlackwing 7 months ago
@SitaBlackwing Yes, any animal can be - once it has been bred for human purposes for several generations. That does not include this animal or any other big cat - none of them have been domesticated.
If the behaviors were the exact same, nobody would play with their cat, because they could and probably would be severely injured. They can be compared, and to the animals, are relatively close in purpose; but they are not the same thing.
PredatorHuntress666 7 months ago
@PredatorHuntress666 Actually, that's not true. Some big/small cat species were domesticated or semi-domesticated by ancient peoples. The serval and cheetah are prime examples.
FascistFemale 7 months ago
@FascistFemale Really. That's interesting. Because if that was true, I believe they would be listed as domesticated.
Let me go check.
Oh, what do you know. They aren't.
Catching a wild animal, breeding it for a few generations, and keeping it in your environment doesn't mean a species is domesticated.
PredatorHuntress666 6 months ago
@PredatorHuntress666 Oh, God bless your innocence. It's true and if you're willing to do some actual research then you'd know that (or maybe you do and just won't admit it.) Dear, that's precisely what it means. Look up the Siberian fox experiment, which did exactly that. You city kids and your notions.
God save animals from animal rights activists.
FascistFemale 6 months ago
@FascistFemale No. Domestication is breeding animals, over SEVERAL generations, for human use. Not just breeding them to be breeding them with no purpose.
LMFAO. Actually, I live an hour from the nearest hospital. The city population is around 1,000. There are 3 stoplights in my town. I'm not a city woman. Yes, ADULT.
Who said I was an activist? Though it surprises me not that you're religious. Religious types often do go out on your tirades not giving a shit about actual facts.
PredatorHuntress666 6 months ago
@PredatorHuntress666 The dramatic irony of this post just proves you have no place acting on behalf of any vulnerable group, human or animal, or participating in a debate about it.
This was a farcical gem, lol. Wow.
FascistFemale 6 months ago
@FascistFemale I see no dramatic irony, actually, nothing dramatic about it at all. Again, your side of the argument is tanking and you're grasping for straws.
For some reason, your argument holds no water. If someone like George Bush was elected president, then as I see it I have the right to strip nude and walk through my hillbilly town dressed like a rabid water buffalo. And I think debating anything, or taking up for a side of something falls within that. It's an unalienable right.
PredatorHuntress666 5 months ago
@PredatorHuntress666
LOL
That'll do, pig. That'll do.
FascistFemale 5 months ago
@PredatorHuntress666 It's so nice to meet someone who has an open mind.
All animals were at one time wild so by your own assertion you're just a hypocrite reaping the benefits of humanity's past sins. Domestic animals still have wild instincts, too. Exotic pets are raised on reserves and have never been in the wild. If you released them into the wild, they'd die. And transplanting a wild animal into a home is illegal.
Please do research before condemning these animals to death.
FascistFemale 7 months ago
@FascistFemale I'm no hypocrite. I know that right now, dogs and cats are domesticated. They have been bred to live with humans, to love humans, to need humans. Their place is at our side. That cougar? I'm afraid not. Adapted to hunt, kill, survive. I'm not against new domestication, I'm against it being done in this manner. "Exotic Pets" are exotic animals that are domesticated. Chinchilla, Hedgehog, Sugar Gliders. So on. Not cougars, or lions, or bears. I'm not condemning any animal to death.
PredatorHuntress666 7 months ago
@PredatorHuntress666 Domestication means breeding members of a species based on their disposition towards people. You're making assumptions based on nothing. I've seen cougars bossed around by a poodle. I've seen dogs attack children. Lions & bears?Stop generalizing. Cougars & lions can bond with people. By reducing them to mindless killing machines, the public is more likely to support exotic pet bans. Pets are seized. If they can't be tossed into a sanctuary or zoo, they're killed. Way to go.
FascistFemale 7 months ago
@FascistFemale ....that's what I said. No, actually, I'm not. Nobody considers a puma domesticated, unless you are mentally challenged. And? And? Sorry, but they are all wild animals - and that is my point. Deer are also dangerous wild animals that belong in that grouping.
I'm not saying they can't. I'm saying it's cruel to force them to live the life of a domesticated animal when they are not.
Sorry, but if their lives are better for it, then so be it. At least they do not have to suffer.
PredatorHuntress666 7 months ago
@PredatorHuntress666 Lol, that's not what I said, either. These animals aren't living like domestics. They can't. They require vastly different environments, vets, diet, amounts of exercise, and handling techniques. That's the law. And any animal can be dangerous. Domestication doesn't equate to harmless, it equates to a common ['X' trait] through selective breeding. And you're generalizing again. You don't have to agree with me, but do your research. Sheesh.
FascistFemale 7 months ago
@FascistFemale you're right. Even dogs and cats that have BEEN bred for hundrends to thousands of years can still turn on their owners. Some don't even mean to hurt humans. My cat cuts me up all the time when using my lap as a spring board. All it takes is proper know-how and training, years of experience too. But some people enjoy having the bond that an almost wild animal provides. and the adrenaline rush.
AldithIcewound 6 months ago