What if it Snows?

One of my cats were very good with ears. If my spouse pulled up and radar ears evaluated her (And the car and everything) then followed her up to the door. If it decided that it's HER off it goes to greet. If it's anyone else who is a stranger it will bolt for it's Alamo. Either by flying through the sky to get to it or really fast move.

The problem is when we had people in the house and everything is cool, it starts to stalk them. =) They usually had no clue that a well honed predator with sharp claws is inbound. One I remember telling so and so to stay in the chair a moment and not to move. You got a cat fixing to get to your shoulder. And all there was a ear, whisker and a bit of tail from it's chosen launch point for attack.

Then the stranger would respond with a case of itchy scratch. Reduce the predator of Nature into a purring mess in a few minutes.

The one behavior that scares us sometimes in the night is when we have certain spiders or mice invade the place. What that kitty evolving into a total killer who needs Larry the Pest Remover?

 

###### man.

 

Well to be fair the guys that was hurting the safety score at my company was unsafe driving and not wearing seat belt tickets just real stupid stuff .