He figured out that it was water and it was wet. He sniffs...
And he drinks!
Finally he got tired of playing with the water, and just drank water like a regular cat.
No, I don't spoil or overindulge my babies, not at all :-).
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How does the other cat handle it ?
ReplyDeleteNeither of my cats are splashers although one is part of a breed (Turkish Van) that has been known to swim . She didn't get that gene , she got the " I am a Princess " gene instead . Little did I know the trouble such a small , lost , fur ball could provide . Both my cats seem to love drinking out of the dogs wading pool . I think the Goldfish that swim in it has something to do with it . I see them out there dreaming of fish to be caught .
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Mencken just says "meh" and treats it as a regular old water dish. After his initial experiments, The Mighty Fang has settled down to treating it like a regular old water dish too -- he just had to experiment with it first to figure out WTF it was :).
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