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Trueblue1968
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Trueblue1968's Journal
April 7, 2013
It’s perfectly natural for cats to hunt birds in the wild, after all they can only survive by eating meat. On the other hand birds and cats do not have to be enemies as has been proved time-and-time again.
What I love about this amazing video is not only that the cat and dog are so laid back in their relationship with the bird, but also that they are so happy to play the role of babies being fed by their mother. It’s totally ridiculous how these lazy two just let the bird get on with it.
This USA Today video is not only very funny but I think it tells us a lot about our cats and dogs… (P.S Sorry, I cannot get rid of the few seconds of advert before the video starts).
CROW FEEDS CAT and DOG. this is a neat video!!
http://pussingtonpost.com/crow-feeds-cat-and-dog-like-they-were-its-chicks/It’s perfectly natural for cats to hunt birds in the wild, after all they can only survive by eating meat. On the other hand birds and cats do not have to be enemies as has been proved time-and-time again.
What I love about this amazing video is not only that the cat and dog are so laid back in their relationship with the bird, but also that they are so happy to play the role of babies being fed by their mother. It’s totally ridiculous how these lazy two just let the bird get on with it.
This USA Today video is not only very funny but I think it tells us a lot about our cats and dogs… (P.S Sorry, I cannot get rid of the few seconds of advert before the video starts).
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