Good luck getting your cat to do this ;)

[seeker/reader]

Good kitty.

Posted by Billy (here)
Quick thinking Cat.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Y6GQR3Ym5M8

Here is a rottweiler who kicks a coyotes @ss when the coyote goes for the neighboring chihuahua.

First the coyote chases and grabs the chihuahua, then the rottweiler comes in from the left and chases him off. Good doggie!

There is always a bigger fish

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=YC16eFqiqEs

[Billy]

There is always a bigger fish

Indeed.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=l2vU8U0j_4E

Peace.

[Cidersomerset]

This is interesting and heart warming if a little confusing for the dogs....


WATCH: Dog Protects Child From Mother While She Pretends To Hit Him | Dogs Protecting Toddler

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=4iVMukVMkb8

Published on 10 Apr 2014


[ORIGINAL] Loyal Dog Protects Kid From Getting a Beating With a Shoe |
Dog Protects Child From His Mom In Fake Scene | Dog Protecting Baby
From Mother Attack | Dogs Stop Mother From Attacking Her Child |
Turkey | Dogs Protect Toddler in Demonstration | Dog Protects Child From
Mother While She Pretends To Hit Him | Dogs Protecting Toddler

[Jake]

Billy, you have me in tears, crackin up... "How cats deal with reptiles!!!" ROFLMAO....


Try teachin yer dog WuShu/Kung fu.... Alley cat style...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=T13FG2kC54I

lol
Jake.

[Cidersomerset]

A bigger 'pussy' story.....

Times were different in the 1960's......


A lion who was raised by humans - MUST WATCH!!!

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ms-piPxEzbk

Published on 17 Mar 2013


http://KatieLendel.com - VISIT THIS WEBSITE

A heartbreaking story about a lion who was raised by humans, by the friends
John Rendall and Ace Bourke. This lion got too big for them, so they put him
in the wilderness. One year later they decided to visit him in Africa where he
was put. Scientists said that lions would never remember their human parents
after such time separated. Something that this film contradicts. It was a
reunion that you will never forget.

Description:

In 1969 Ace Bourke and John Rendall were two young Australian travellers
who had just arrived in London when they bought a lion cub from Harrods
department store. It was an impractical "impulse" buy, but while he was a
cub they felt they could look after him as well as anyone, and do their best
to secure his future. They called him Christian.

Ace and John lived with Christian on the King's Road, Chelsea and when
Christian grew too big they moved to the country until it was arranged for
Christian to be returned to the wild in Kenya.

Two documentaries entitled The Lion from World's End, and Christian the
Lion were made about his life in London, his return to Africa, George
Adamson assembling a "man-made" pride around Christian, and his
rehabilitation back into the African wild. Ace and John also wrote A Lion
Called Christian (1971) which was re-published in 2009 with superb
photographs by Derek Cattani who documented Christian's early life.

Forty years later the YouTube clip featuring Christian's unforgettable
reunion with Ace and John, a year after his return to Africa, introduced
a new world audience who are intrigued and enchanted by Christian's
extraordinary story. With the mutual love and trust he shared with Ace
and John, he has become a symbol of the potential of human-animal
relationships and the importance and urgency of animal and
wildlife conservation.

===================================================

Christian the Lion - 2nd and Final Reunion!

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=fl1y9IOHof8

Uploaded on 13 Jul 2009


Christian the Lion's second reunion with Ace and John was caught on film. They
didn't know that this was the last time they would ever see Christian again.

Christian's story. Directed by Bill Travers, commentary by Virgina McKenna,
founders of the Born Free Foundation.

See http://www.bornfree.org.uk for more about this story.

====================================================

Christian the Lion & the owners! after 35 years. Watch them

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=yHhnOcR843c

Uploaded on 13 Sep 2008


Christian the Lion owners! John Rendall Anthony 'Ace' Bourke 35 years later! Today Show

[Cidersomerset]

The longer version and gives me an excuse to play one of my favourite songs...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=b0NQh3pPv7o

Tribute to George and Joy Adamson, Elsa the Lioness and Born Free!

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A lion called Christian - The whole Documentary (Full length)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=4enNZqNrwYc

Published on 20 May 2012


A heartbreaking story about a lion who was raised by humans, by the friends
John Rendall and Ace Bourke. This lion got too big for them, so they put him
in the wilderness. One year later they decided to visit him in Africa where he
was put. Scientists said that lions would never remember their human parents
after such time separated. Something that this film contradicts. It was a
reunion that you will never forget.

Description:

In 1969 Ace Bourke and John Rendall were two young Australian travellers
who had just arrived in London when they bought a lion cub from Harrods
department store. It was an impractical "impulse" buy, but while he was a
cub they felt they could look after him as well as anyone, and do their best
to secure his future. They called him Christian.

Ace and John lived with Christian on the King's Road, Chelsea and when
Christian grew too big they moved to the country until it was arranged for
Christian to be returned to the wild in Kenya.

Two documentaries entitled The Lion from World's End, and Christian the
Lion were made about his life in London, his return to Africa, George Adamson
assembling a "man-made" pride around Christian, and his rehabilitation back
into the African wild. Ace and John also wrote A Lion Called Christian (1971)
which was re-published in 2009 with superb photographs by Derek Cattani
who documented Christian's early life.

Forty years later the YouTube clip featuring Christian's unforgettable reunion with
Ace and John, a year after his return to Africa, introduced a new world audience
who are intrigued and enchanted by Christian's extraordinary story. With the
mutual love and trust he shared with Ace and John, he has become a symbol of the
potential of human-animal relationships and the importance and urgency of animal
and wildlife conservation.

[seeker/reader]

Posted by Jake (here)
Billy, you have me in tears, crackin up... "How cats deal with reptiles!!!" ROFLMAO....


Try teachin yer dog WuShu/Kung fu.... Alley cat style...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=T13FG2kC54I

lol
Jake.

Wow. That is cool. I was waiting for the black/white cat to pull out the crane kick ala Karate Kid style and take out that white cat.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=nle_WV_UY5E

[seeker/reader]

Okay cats, top this!

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=MWGYHSonuPY

[Billy]

Okay cats, top this!

That's P**S



Cats love chatting.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8xoenlVVBZw

All one big family in the end.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=bPk1G8OIhB0

Thanks for the Laugh.

Peace

[Frank V]

Posted by seeker/reader (here)
The cat yodeling with the "O" shaped mouth.

You mean you don't understand cat language? What he said was "Towel! Towel! Towel! Towel! Towel! Towel! Towel!"

Posted by joeecho (here)
Serious skills for sure! Artist in action! Fascinating how the one towards the end of the video guided his head gently inside the ring upside down.

I wonder, was this taught to them or something they do in the wild as well. Still, either way...amazing.

They do that in the wild, yes. In terms of intelligence, dolphins have a relatively larger brain mass in relation to their bodies than humans do. They are at the very least just as intelligent and sapient as humans, even though they speak another language than we do. It has even already been established that there is a mathematical pattern to the way they communicate via clicks and ultrasound. :-)

[DeDukshyn]

Posted by Aragorn (here)

Posted by seeker/reader (here)
The cat yodeling with the "O" shaped mouth.

You mean you don't understand cat language? What he said was "Towel! Towel! Towel! Towel! Towel! Towel! Towel!"

Posted by joeecho (here)
Serious skills for sure! Artist in action! Fascinating how the one towards the end of the video guided his head gently inside the ring upside down.

I wonder, was this taught to them or something they do in the wild as well. Still, either way...amazing.

They do that in the wild, yes. In terms of intelligence, dolphins have a relatively larger brain mass in relation to their bodies than humans do. They are at the very least just as intelligent and sapient as humans, even though they speak another language than we do. It has even already been established that there is a mathematical pattern to the way they communicate via clicks and ultrasound. :-)

India has declared them as "non-human persons (people)" and gave them some basic rights. Pretty cool if you ask me -- they certainly deserve that status.

[DeDukshyn]

Busted for barking out the window ... silly kitty =)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=aP3gzee1cps

[Wind]

This thread is hilarious!

This mailman must love his job.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3UXfME7Bsjo

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZGd7_Cgi1uM

[seeker/reader]

Posted by Wind (here)
This thread is hilarious!

This mailman must love his job.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3UXfME7Bsjo

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZGd7_Cgi1uM

LOL!!!!! That was too funny. No wonder he had to wear gloves.

[seeker/reader]

I love you too, doggies

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=cXJk-vQhmXg

[joeecho]

Posted by DeDukshyn (here)
Busted for barking out the window ... silly kitty =)

Sound editing? Man, if that really happened I would have loved to have witnessed in person.

Either way, funny stuff!

[DeDukshyn]

Posted by joeecho (here)

Posted by DeDukshyn (here)
Busted for barking out the window ... silly kitty =)

Sound editing? Man, if that really happened I would have loved to have witnessed in person.

Either way, funny stuff!

Could have been an edit, but even if so, that was the perfect footage to make that work -- the cat actually acted as though he got busted at something "not normal".

I agree - either way -- hilarious; if real, hilarious X2. Cats do some pretty random things sometimes. Most of my house is carpeted, and my cat's favourite toy is a marble (or marbles - he must have found a stash of them somewhere as he always has new ones). When he finds a marble, he carries it into one of the bathrooms, closes the doors (to keep the marble from getting lost) and plays one cat air hockey like mad with his marble on the lino; it's pretty funny in the sense he found a way to play with his favourite toy the way he wanted to.

Dogs are cool too though, I like dogs, but I won't get one until I have a lot with a couple acres at least, else they're a lot of work (getting them in the car for walks at the dog park etc). Cats just live with you and don't ask for much; well, at least my cat doesn't. =)

[joeecho]

Posted by DeDukshyn (here)

Posted by joeecho (here)

Posted by DeDukshyn (here)
Busted for barking out the window ... silly kitty =)

Sound editing? Man, if that really happened I would have loved to have witnessed in person.

Either way, funny stuff!

Could have been an edit, but even if so, that was the perfect footage to make that work -- the cat actually acted as though he got busted at something "not normal".

I agree - either way -- hilarious; if real, hilarious X2. Cats do some pretty random things sometimes. Most of my house is carpeted, and my cat's favourite toy is a marble (or marbles - he must have found a stash of them somewhere as he always has new ones). When he finds a marble, he carries it into one of the bathrooms, closes the doors (to keep the marble from getting lost) and plays one cat air hockey like mad with his marble on the lino; it's pretty funny in the sense he found a way to play with his favourite toy the he wanted to.

Dogs are cool too though, I like dogs, but I won't get one until I have a lot with a couple acres at least, else they're a lot of work (getting them in the car for walks at the dog park etc). Cats just live with you and don't ask for much; well, at least my cat doesn't. =)

Thanks for the share. I really enjoy hearing about personal experiences with their pets/ companions. That is a cool cat.

I am totally an animal lover but my current situation doesn't lend well with having the type of indoor/ outdoor pet/ companion that I would like (I have had fury friends in the past). After watching these videos it gives me more of a reason to work towards making it happen though.

Currently I do have an abandoned outdoor cat (neighbor left it when he moved) that comes around to be pet and fed. He currently has no interest in coming indoors.

[Frank V]

Nora, the piano cat...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ypJDXayM5FM

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=v0zgQAp7EYw

[joeecho]

Posted by Aragorn (here)
Nora, the piano cat...

Go Nora! You're a better piano player then I.