Have any of you ever tickled your cat?

CreekDog

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Mon Mar-16-09 10:29 PM
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Have any of you ever tickled your cat?

then what happened? :hi:

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Incitatus

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Mon Mar-16-09 10:30 PM
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1. she bites and claws at my hand

:hi:

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Roon

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Mon Mar-16-09 10:32 PM
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3. Barney cheek rubs me

Daniel just purrs.

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rurallib

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Tue Mar-17-09 04:00 PM
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17. and draws blood?

mine does

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The Velveteen Ocelot

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Mon Mar-16-09 10:31 PM
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2. I don't think tickling works on cats on account of the fur.

And if you try, most of the time they will shred the flesh off your hand.

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CreekDog

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Mon Mar-16-09 10:32 PM
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4. i think it works, they just don't think it's funny

:evilgrin:

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Jamastiene

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Mon Mar-16-09 10:32 PM
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5. Came back with bloody nubs. n/t

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Tuesday Afternoon

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Mon Mar-16-09 10:46 PM
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6. They cranked their motorcycle

just like a dog.

It is pretty funny to see.

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SoxFan

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Mon Mar-16-09 10:47 PM
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7. Pippy is very ticklish on the paw pads

She does NOT like it. She flicks her leg, then starts kicking and mumbling.

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emilyg

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Mon Mar-16-09 11:27 PM
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11. Yep - same in my household.

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barb162

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Mon Mar-16-09 11:04 PM
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8. Every cat reacts differently, just like people. n/t

Edited on Mon Mar-16-09 11:04 PM by barb162

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Orrex

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Mon Mar-16-09 11:14 PM
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9. Is that a euphemism?

Pev!

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CreekDog

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Mon Mar-16-09 11:19 PM
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10. euphemism is in the eye of the beholder

:eyes:

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krispos42

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Mon Mar-16-09 11:46 PM
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12. Nobody can answer "yes" to this question

The ones that have tickled their cats no longer have fingers to type with!

:-)

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mcctatas

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Mon Mar-16-09 11:46 PM
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13. if by tickling you mean tutching...

never

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Lil Missy

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Tue Mar-17-09 12:27 AM
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14. He'd bite me!

The female cat would probably purr, but she has adopted my mother.

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cherish44

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Tue Mar-17-09 12:36 AM
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15. .....Tempted to say somethiing that would be construed as rather dirty.....

Nah I'll resist this time!

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applegrove

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Tue Mar-17-09 02:44 PM
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16. My little cat has started to greet me at the front door by lying on her back

and wiggling. I try and scratch her tummy by all for sets of claws and a mouth attack my hand. She's so cute anyhow..I am powerless to resist the tummy rub.

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Arkansas Granny

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Tue Mar-17-09 04:11 PM
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18. My cat greets me in the same way. However, I have learned not to touch the tummy.

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trof

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Tue Mar-17-09 04:39 PM
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20. Our next door cat drops and rolls in greeting.

Every time we let him in he drops and rolls over, then stretches out of his back for a tummy scratch.
He's a tuxedo.
Next door cats are the best.

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lunatica

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Tue Mar-17-09 04:40 PM
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21. Your cat sounds like it thinks it's a hunting trap

lies there all exposed and as soon as you touch the tummy the trap snaps shut. Maybe it's a new hunting technique

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mikeytherat

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Tue Mar-17-09 04:35 PM
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19. How can you NOT tickle and scritch this belly?

mikey_the_rat

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