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To: CAluvdubya
pepper use to bark when any car pulled into the drive way..now she lays on her overstuffed chair and barks at nothing...drives me nut, I figure she probably is hearing things in her head and woofs at them...again, something like me..LOL I love cats but if I got one, the street I live on has traffic and if it got out it would be hit by a car. Then I would have a Frisbee cat.

My daughter has lots of barn cats and tried to give me a black one, I told her I wanted a black one with stripes or spots and she said she had a great can of paint...not good enough. I saw a Savannah cat and they are beautiful but cost in the thousands to buy... too much money. :O( but they are not black.

She has a strain of 7 toed cats in the barn. There is a name for them but I cannot spell it...

572 posted on 01/16/2011 4:56:58 PM PST by goat granny
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To: goat granny

Septodedactyl?


574 posted on 01/16/2011 5:00:10 PM PST by txhurl
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To: goat granny

The Savannah cats are gorgeous but loud! They really sound like a wild cougar or something. My old gal just lays around. She’s deaf and has a tumor near her lung. I’m just keeping her pain free for now. Hard to make that final decision when she purrs and bathes and looks so alert most of the time.


578 posted on 01/16/2011 5:04:01 PM PST by CAluvdubya (Don't retreat...reload!.....and no, I'm not changing my tagline! Pray for Sarah and her family)
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To: goat granny
"She has a strain of 7 toed cats in the barn. There is a name for them but I cannot spell it..."

Polydactyl or Hemingway cats.

581 posted on 01/16/2011 5:06:18 PM PST by Truth29
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