So while i was in the shower this morning afternoon preparing to head over to phyrra and nihilus‘ place, the cat came into the bathroom, hopped into the shower, and started rubbing against my legs and purring, apparently completely oblivious to the fact that he was getting wet.
When we first got him, he used to meow, loudly and piteously, at three o’clock in the morning. We tried to break him of the habit with a squirt gun. It didn’t work. Water holds no fear for the little guy whatsoever.
I’m glad he outgrew the meowing thing on his own.
maybe he just wanted to help you get clean, cuz he loves you.
maybe he just wanted to help you get clean, cuz he loves you.
Well that explains why the squirt gun didn’t work…
Maybe all his time as a stray leeched the dislike of water right out of him. 🙂 Also, some breeds of cats like water, so maybe he has some of that in him.
Either way, I’m glad that he’s happy and you’re both happy with him.
Well that explains why the squirt gun didn’t work…
Maybe all his time as a stray leeched the dislike of water right out of him. 🙂 Also, some breeds of cats like water, so maybe he has some of that in him.
Either way, I’m glad that he’s happy and you’re both happy with him.
My cat also loves the shower and has no fear of the water pistol. In fact, she’ll run into the bathroom whenever one of us passes by it and demand loudly that we run the water in the tub for her. She’s got my boyfriend trained to actually do this almost every time.
My cat also loves the shower and has no fear of the water pistol. In fact, she’ll run into the bathroom whenever one of us passes by it and demand loudly that we run the water in the tub for her. She’s got my boyfriend trained to actually do this almost every time.
Greetings!
*hehehe* Cats are nothing if not unusual….
-K! 8)
Greetings!
*hehehe* Cats are nothing if not unusual….
-K! 8)
You would love and appreciate the story of Chuck Jones’ childhood cat that used to swim out from the beach to terrify bathers. It’s in his autobiography, “Chuck Amok”.
You would love and appreciate the story of Chuck Jones’ childhood cat that used to swim out from the beach to terrify bathers. It’s in his autobiography, “Chuck Amok”.