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They have a cat inside the house that they ignore utterly unless it moves, but this was a stranger!
After I put straight jackets on them and got them back in the house, I dismantled the pile of things the cat had taken shelter in, and it skedaddled.
Dogs are such idiots. As far as I'm concerned, saying "dumb dog" is wasting one of the words.
LOL! We used to have possums move into any piles of debris we left outside. It made Agnes furious! And once a stray cat moved into the woodpile and had kittens.
That's funny--a few weeks ago I got home really late from work--after midnight--There was a really nice cat waiting right outside my front door.
She was really sweet--just walked right up to me and started purring. I pet her for awhile-she was a great cat and obviously very well taken care of. I told her goodnight and tried to go in the door, and she wanted in.
It took me several minutes to lure her away from the door far enough so I could sneak in the house--she kept darting in behind me trying to sneak in. I finally was able to sneak in the house without her and shut the door behind me, the cat being disappointed at being locked out. Good thing for the sweet kitty.
Upon closing the door, inside my house, I reached down to pet my 2 sleeping Rotties patiently awaiting my return.
One time she corned the rabbit. I was standing about 5 feet away and watched. Poor dog didn't quite kjnow what to do next, and hesitated for a split second. The bunny seized the day. It hissed, then jumped stright into the dog's face, and made good it's escape.
Then yesterday, This thread is posted...
PG says, what would Chelsea do?