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When you’re a housebound cat, squirrels on the patio furniture are the ultimate tease.
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So close!
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Poor Dudley.
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Even Momma Red got in on the game.
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His Lordship was actively cackling when she showed up.
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So close, and yet so far.
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Such a tease….
Oh don’t you just wish he could have at her? I mean, if you knew his Lordship would come back and not have to chase him down that is.
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I do. But I just can’t take the chance. Knowing that little bitch… she’d lead him straight out to the road.
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Drives our girls nuts – swish swish with the tail
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And you know they’re enjoying it….
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Ever think about buying a decoy bird or two? We have several of them around where I work. Of course you’ll have to find one the squirrels are afraid of. Maybe decoy cats will work?
I have a decoy owl that sadly does NOT do the job.
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Decoy, hell. We have the real thing with hawks, ospreys and eagles. We even had an owl on our roof the other night…. scared the heck out of the cat.
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All I can say in that case is – YOU invited the animals.
Maybe you should just give up and start building a boat?
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And only pick two of each…? Not sure I could.
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Your boat – your rules. Why, were you thinking of something else?
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No. I’d just need a bigger boat…
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And yet, what would the good Lord actually do with a squirrel if he caught one?
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I doubt we’ll find out…
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Adding a squirrel to the bird mix must be driving his Lordship nuts.
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It really is. He cackles like crazy…
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He talks a good game…but would he really go after them…or just make friends with them like mine did?
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I have a feeling the bird and rodent population would plummet.
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