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  • stevep
    stevep Posts: 366
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    Our big (30lbs) black cat Newton had a thing for the door stops, my Daughter's black cat Sydney like to unroll the TP and lick people's faces, our current polydactyl tabby Mya has a thing about TV and and mirror surfaces where she has to act like she's scratching them without using her claws. One thing you can count on is cats are strange critters.
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 27,775
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    mhardy6647 wrote: »
    pitdogg2 wrote: »
    Jasper left the TP rolls alone but would pull off and chew on the rubber caps found on the wound spring door stops. Had to remove them from every room until he passed away.
    I had a pitdogg that would flip those to hear the twang they made for hours.

    Day and night? :#

    Yes. It wasn't so bad at night as my bedroom was upstairs. But when she would start "talking" back at it at 3 a.m. I drew the line. 😜
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