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Title: Er, How Good of an Idea is this Really?
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Published: Mar 16, 2007
Author: nuts
Post Date: 2007-03-16 22:37:51 by tom007
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A Buddhist monk plays with a tiger at the Tiger Temple in Kanchanaburi province, 120 km (74 miles) northwest of Bangkok in this April 17, 2006 file photo. The Wat Pa Luangta Bua Yannasampanno, or Tiger Temple, is a petting zoo with a difference.Tourists are flocking to the temple northwest of Bangkok to pet, and even cuddle, the great striped beasts. They can also have their pictures taken with each tiger to prove their bravery. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang/Files 
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#3. To: tom007 (#0)
If your dog was suddenly ten times his normal size he would still sleep at the foot of your bed, still be happy to see you when you get home from work and would still fight with the last of his life to save yours. If your cat were suddenly ten times it's normal size you would be a chew toy the second it got bored or hungry.
My cat is only about 14 pounds and I become his chew toy every time I'm slow to break out the 9 Lives. Actually, I become his chew toy for now reason at all sometimes. At the moment, he's sitting next to me, tapping my shoulder, lobbying for a third can of food. Usually he gives up, but sometimes he escalates.
From what little I understand you choose dogs, cats choose you ((9 Lives helps them choose)
Maine Coon cats are normally kinda placid and fun to have around. This one is cool most of time, then suddenly his wolverine personality kicks in. I have permanent scars from the little ingrate.
If it were my cat, IT would have matching scars....... and more of them. Had that type of problem with a couple of dogs, pretty good sized ones (which is one of the reasons I only keep poodles now).... They learned fast that they can not bite nearly as hard as I can hit. And it was always over food. The last lesson was when I take the food away, and we get along just fine. Or else.
I have two methods of discipline. One is to throw a comforter over him and watch him try to find his way out. The other is to toss him his food and a can opener and say, "you're so smart, figure this out." Although if I can catch him after being gouged, he gets a good whack on the butt.
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#9. To: orangedog (#3)
If your cat were suddenly ten times it's normal size you would be a chew toy the second it got bored or hungry.
#10. To: Mekons4 (#9)
#12. To: tom007 (#10)
#13. To: Mekons4 (#12)
I have permanent scars from the little ingrate.
#14. To: richard9151 (#13)
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