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My Cat, Dusty was a funny creature indeed, I caught him inside the bathroom sink getting up to mischief. He also liked to walk across the top of cars and play suicide in the middle of the road. Ironically, that's how his fate ended. I loved Dusty, it was like having a friend beside you that you could always rely on, perhaps because I couldn't understand Cat language. If I did though, I'm sure we would be just as good friends as we were. I'm not mad, you've got to love your pet.

The Cat is known in the common family as the domestic or housecat. It's a small mammal treasured by humans for it's companionship and it's useful skill of being able to hunt vermin and pests around the household. Humans have associations with cats going all the way back to 9,500 years and are at present, the most popular pet in the world. They can be found practically anywhere around the globe.

They have strong and flexible bodies, quick reflexes, sharp claws (trust me on this), and teeth (they can be sharp too), useful for killing small prey and also waking humans up I might add. They are nocturnal predators who use their hearing and ability to see in the dark to locate their prey. Cats can also hear sounds which are higher in frequency than humans can ever hear. This is because they have evolved to hear these sounds since small mice creatures make similar noises. Despite this, they rely much more on smell than humans.

Despite Cats being a solitary animal, they use a variety of vocal noises and body language to communicate which includes meowing, purring, trilling, hissing, growling and grunting. Their rate of breeding is high and most pets are neutered. The failure of carying out this task is that many red in the thousands where they become abadoned from former household pet owners.

Cats are not without their problems. They can suffer from diseases such as parasites, injuries and cronic disease.

Various cat noises mean different things. Here's some examples:

A short meow means a standard greeting. Multiple meows means an excited greeting. A mid pitch meow is a plea for something while a drawn out meow is a demand for something. A low pitch meow is a complaint of displeasure while a high pitched meow is of anger, pain or being fearful. If you hear the Cat chattering it's teeth, it's either reallt excited or frustrated. A purr is it's way of inviting close contact or attention while a hiss is a serious sign of aggression.

Various body languages are something to watch out for as well. If it's tail is straight up with a curl at the end then it is happy. Itf it's twitching it's either excited or anxious. If it's tail vibrates, it is very excited to see you. If it's really angry, it's tail fur will stick in the air. If it's tail is tucked under the rear it's very frightened.

Cats enjoy rubbing against you which means they are marking you as their own. If the cat taps it's west nose with you, it's a affectionate gesture. Ears are back when it's scared or anxious or then again it also means that it's in a very playful mood.

If it head butts you as Dusty liked to, it actually means it's being friendly and affectionate. Face sniffing means to confirm your identity. Cats may drive their claws in and out of you as a sign of happiness or playfulness. If it licks you then it's the ultimate sign of trust.

You can talk back to your Cat too which interestingly looking back at Dusty, he did exactly that. If you use the phrases Sleep or Bed, the cat usually follows or is there before you. If you blink slowly when making eye contact with the Cat, it will respond by coming over to be petted as it's a non threatening gesture.

So how do you get the Cat to sleep with you?

Before going to bed, play with your Cat for a while to make it feel tired. Let it rest for about ten minutes then feed it so that it won't be hungry. You can introduce your Cat to the room and make it as comfortable as possible. You may also want to give it a blanket to sleep on although like Dusty, he disliked this and preferred the bed covers.

For training your Cat to use the litter properly, you need to do the following:

Purchase a litter pan, litter and a scooper. Then find the proper location for the litter pan which is usually hidden behind furniture when they have to go potty. Warning! Don't put it near your entetainment centre. Me and my family bought a litter for Dusty's arrival but he seemed to think the VCR was the toilet. Woopsy!

The litter pan will have to kept extremely clean. You will have to scoop the litter pan daily using small fold over baggies and then moving to larger bags. After scooping it up, you then need to tie the bag and throw it away into the outside bin. A couple of times a month, you should completely dump the contents of the litter pan, washing it with a cleaning product like cleanser, rinsing it well before using a paper towel to completely dry it.

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[mahikibeach]

-Dusty?

-Meow :3

[WillowCreekPictures]

@mahikibeach hehe. I miss Dusty... We are getting a golden lab puppy in six days which is all very exciting. My sister is excited to the extreme!

[mahikibeach]

@WillowCreekPictures Oh my :( I didn't read the description. Sorry about Dusty :( Did'tn mean to tear up the wounds!

[WillowCreekPictures]

@mahikibeach Nah, it's fine; it wasn't recent. It happened in 2008. Sad but it happens. We had a hamster called Max for two years and the another called Archie which we still have. Hmm, someone likes pets :)

[WillowCreekPictures]

Does your cat ever do anything crazy like this?

[mahikibeach]

@WillowCreekPictures totally! Good luck with your new puppy! :)