He's got the biggest cat vocabulary I've ever heard. He trills, coos, "frrrrps," meows, yowls, you name it. Dozens of different ones. They're a very vocal breed and Livingston's exceptional even for them.
The aforementioned fattus cattus: 
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Posted on 07/22/2005 9:58:38 PM PDT by bayourod
LOL...looks failiar!
I meant "familiar."
He's got the biggest cat vocabulary I've ever heard. He trills, coos, "frrrrps," meows, yowls, you name it. Dozens of different ones. They're a very vocal breed and Livingston's exceptional even for them.
The aforementioned fattus cattus:
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In Texas you know when you're getting near College Station because the sheep start backing up to the fences.
"What do our pets think about our sex lives?"
LOL!
My cat says this while wincing: "Ugh! Those poor pitiful hairless creatures are doing that UNDIGNIFIED grappling again!"
And then she washes her paws content in the security of her knowledge that cats are superior to humans because we have to MAKE artificial fur instead of being covered head to toe with our own practical fuzzy covering.
I recently got a kitten to keep my dog company. While the dog will sleep through the night, the kitten likes to wake me up around 3 a.m. by batting my hands or feet.
Do all dogs have cold noses?
No Man, no intamacy, no problem.
3 happy Labs!
She was just on Fox - a young black woman. Looks like an actress or athelete, but I never heard of her before.
There ought to be a Freep Hall of Fame for comments like this!
Sorry - Must have been Collin's sex partner on Fox, I was not really paying attention.
Moderator, can you pull message 53?
"While the dog will sleep through the night, the kitten likes to wake me up around 3 a.m. by batting my hands or feet."
Far as I can tell, you just wrote a perfect description of kitten behavior. I love them dearly but there are times when they can be a handful. They can be very, very busy when they're young. When Elliott was little, we used to try to tucker him out before bedtime. It sometimes made it harder for him to go to sleep, but it often meant he'd sleep for longer periods of time. All that changed with time. He's been on our schedule for years.
If all else fails, you could try making up a little bed for kitty in another room. Hope everything works out. He or she will likely be a fine friend for your dog.
High S&A: this is rather late in the day to have one of my first posts on FR, but I'd thought I'd make it one to you since you'd understand why. Our little furry feline family member disappeared late this morning, and she just showed up--without her break away collar on and just very very slightly favoring one front leg. she has yet to "speak", which is unusual for her gabby little self. i can't imagine where she's been, as we canvassed virtually the entire neighborhood. she sure gave us a scare, and I was about to take a break from searching to post you a "prayers for us" request. take care.
I'm glad your furbaby came back, and I hope she's back to herself soon. Give her a hug and ear skritchies for me.
Thanks; I will (I don't know whether to scold or hug sometimes). Also, a correction; I meant to say break-away collor was OFF. She could've been treed or something, I guess.
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