Duck, If you're referring to the pattern of the upholstery, that faded look might actually be the fabric design. I don't seen any tufts of stuffing hanging out, but maybe I missed that.
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My Pitt Bulls all fear my two cats.
ReplyDeleteIt's all about the attitude! :) You can tell the cat at the end of the video is the boss!
What a scaredy dog! Don't mess with the cat.
ReplyDeleteTeresa's right...the moral is "Don't mess with the cat"
ReplyDeleteAnd what IS that weird sounding dog noise?!
The cat rules!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the cat has done a job on the sofa upholstery.
ReplyDeleteDuck,
ReplyDeleteIf you're referring to the pattern of the upholstery, that faded look might actually be the fabric design. I don't seen any tufts of stuffing hanging out, but maybe I missed that.
Brooke,
ReplyDeleteMy Pitt Bulls all fear my two cats.
LOL!
A cat can tear up a dog -- that vulnerable snout.
Z,
ReplyDeleteI've never heard any dog make that sound before!
Thank God for all the blessed animals.
ReplyDeleteThey improve our sense of values.
They help put us in touch with our capacity for affection.
They help us learn patience.
They make us laugh -- stimulate our sense of humor and help it grow.
They keep us more humane.
They are a reliable indicator of character, because we know that anyone who would mistreat them does or does not love them is not to be trusted.
~ FreeThinke
Don't mess with kitty!
ReplyDeleteKitty is the boss. I've never heard that sound come out of a dog either. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteCats rule!! Never mess with a cat!!
ReplyDelete" I've never heard that sound come out of a dog either. Yikes!"
ReplyDeleteWhat can you say? It's French. ;)
I loved the response from the frightened pooch. Serves him right, for being a bully. smile
ReplyDeleteTammy
Tammy,
ReplyDeleteBullies typically back down when confronted with scorched earth emitted by the victim. Certainly the moral of the story!