[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

I brought Susie down here today, and Kristy brought the kittens. Check out Susie’s intensity:)

http://s139.photobucket.com/albums/q281/freeper_photo/?action=view&current=100_2175.flv

[HairOfTheDog]

Yeah - I can see why you’d be afraid to take one. I’d like to think she’d settle down in time but it would be a risky endeavor to keep it from becoming a bad scene.

[AnAmericanMother]

VERY intent.

At least she's not pawing at the crate trying to get in, like my Labs do with caged pigeons or ducks . . .

My Siamese persists in teasing our oldest Lab, she will hide under the furniture and dash her paws out or stick her head out and pull it quickly back in. She's playing with fire, because occasionally Shelley's ears go right hard forward and she locks on. But Nifi is still relying on the whipping that my late lamented 14 pound male attack Siamese gave to Shelley 7 years ago . . . . when Shelley is on the bed with her head in my lap and the cat jumps up, she will turn her head all the way around rather than make eye contact with the cat. But one of these days she may forget herself if the cat keeps teasing her . . . .

[FrogInABlender]

WOOOOOOOOW, talk about intense stares! I'll bet if you looked at her eyes right then they'd be totally black. If that crate wasn't there, those kittens would be GONE!

(I don't know how I managed to sneak a peek at this video past the server's security this time but I did and I was tickled. That'll probably be it for today though.)