Very cool!
There's a cat who owns the street to my office, looking just like yours. No reptile foes, though. Only the odd squirrel.
Cheers Marc
Cheers Marc
thanks, Gwai!
there's hardly anybody around the office these days and i guess it has become an "urban jungle" of sorts
Excellent action photo! Tiger "loves" lizards, it's a shame they don't feel the same about him
AND with my encouragement and intervention, he let the lizard go.
Sometimes they get "broken" when he plays with them, which upsets Tiger.
Looks like Tiger didn't extend his claws while playing with the lizard (which was not amused nevertheless, I suppose...)
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No claws, you're right - he's actually intrigued by lizards versus infuriated by rodents invading HIS yard
Gophers and rats are his speciality.
thanks, Cazalea!
seems like Tiger just wants to be friends
i actually recorded on video what happened, but it seems i can't share video here?
i actually recorded on video what happened, but it seems i can't share video here?
We don't host videos
You have to put it on YouTube and then we can display the video.
Or some other host and put the link into your post.
Or some other host and put the link into your post.
Excellent photo...
The intensity, the raised paw, the defiance...
The mystery, the next moves, the outcome.
Casey
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Once a cat wanted to fight with my ferret, the ferret won... At the great surprise of the cat. ;)
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A few times various scrapy dogs tried to win a fight with my pet raccoon. One was an unleashed Afghan 5 times "Moon's" size (I had her on a leash). Confrontation was over
in less than 10 seconds. Semi domsesticated raccoon the winner. In the end though I would not recommend a raccoon as a pet! A wonderful pet until her first heat cycle, after
that the wild animal in her took over. All I can say is never underestimate the combative survival capabilities of a raccoon! Ferrets are interesting as they have been domesticated
just enought to be good pets (for life) yet still have a good dose of their pre domesticated roots. Not to say that cats are not very capable of defending themselves!
that the wild animal in her took over. All I can say is never underestimate the combative survival capabilities of a raccoon! Ferrets are interesting as they have been domesticated
just enought to be good pets (for life) yet still have a good dose of their pre domesticated roots. Not to say that cats are not very capable of defending themselves!
Yes, that probably would have changed that situation completely. My girlfriend who gave Moon to me was an animal savvy country girl. We both worked in a pet hospital...
... so why didn't we think of that!
Absolutely, poor lizard
There are so many cats around these days, lizards have no chance anymore.
We will regret at the end, when it is too late.
We will regret at the end, when it is too late.
