So, my roommate's cat likes to bark. In fact, I don't think he knows how to meow. Anyone know why this is or know of any other animals like that?
So, my roommate's cat likes to bark. In fact, I don't think he knows how to meow. Anyone know why this is or know of any other animals like that?
It'll probably crap all over the kitchen first. That's what the cat that lives in our house did this morning.Once you completely accept it the cat will kill you. Run now.
Yes, cats can sometimes "bark"
The other theories here are more entertaining.
All cats are possessed.
Wonder who the prey is?The barking cat's name in the link is Jessica![]()
The cat is trying to lull you into a false sense of security. It wants you to think it's a dog, man's best friend. Once you completely accept it the cat will kill you. Run now.
LMAO. On a side note, I've been known to howl at the moon on occasion. Come to think of it, on those occasions I might have heard a cat bark as well.
It'll probably crap all over the kitchen first. That's what the cat that lives in our house did this morning.
Bloody cats.
I like the complete lack of ownership implicit in this statement.
I believe that's because the cat belongs to the delightful Mrs Cake, not Mr Jaffa Cake.
You believe quite correctly, sir.I believe that's because the cat belongs to the delightful Mrs Cake, not Mr Jaffa Cake.
As I figured. Still, "the cat that lives in our house" is quite distinct from "our cat" or even "her cat."
i believe the correct description/association is a cat and his/her food provider.