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Old 12-10-2013, 09:46 AM
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Yes... this is a common thing people with multiple pets face, I think.
It is a very funny video. We've watched it several times already.
I like the little Corgi.... the best. But all of them were interesting and very different as well.

Our oldest cat Sheba (who is now at the Rainbow bridge)...used
to sit in a doorway so the other two could not get past.

They would watch for a few minutes, then jump over her, knowing she was unable to do anything but just sit there! LOL

Sometimes I think it is a game, and others, it feels like a payback of sorts, or perhaps an "Alpha" instinct to dominate everyone.

Dogs seem to have more problems with this situation. They don't really understand cats very well it seems?
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