Jumat, 22 Juli 2011

Hot Dog!

Now THIS is an outfit I can model with relish! Sorry, I promised Harley I would tell that joke.
Even though Harley showed off his wiener and his buns, I am the one with the REAL hotdog suit. Okay, I am ready for lunch! No, no, I don't mean that I AM lunch...
Oh, Mommeh, don't forget the fries please!
No fries?!?!?! I will still model. But I will not enjoy it as much.
Do you want to just eat me all up?
HARLEY! Stay away from the hotdog suit!

Kamis, 21 Juli 2011

A Tiny Red Cap

We are going to have a modeling face-off! Here is a tiny red cap. Let's find out who can model it the best. First it is Harley's turn. He is doing a good job balancing the cap, but he has wacky ears, so he gets points off for that. He does have a tiny smile.
Now it is my turn. My head is tiny, so it is even harder for me to balance. My ears are in their natural position, but I am not smiling my best.
Ernie wants to try, too! His tiny red cap is Photoshopped, so he is disqualified from the competition. Good try, Ernie.

Rabu, 20 Juli 2011

Wordless Wednesday: Granola!




Selasa, 19 Juli 2011

Boxing Match

Daisy: Harley, leave me alone! I am trying to enjoy this box.
Harley: I'm just WATCHING you.
Daisy: Then look the other way, Harley.
Harley: Okay! Is this BETTER? I'm not LOOKING!
Daisy: MOMMEH! Harley is bothering me!
Harley: But it is my Weruva STEAK FRITES box!
Harley: WOOHOO! Let's CHASE each other!

Senin, 18 Juli 2011

Monday Funnies!




Sabtu, 16 Juli 2011

Keeping Your Cat From Damaging Furniture

Those of us with cats know all too well that one of their defining physical features is the inclusion of little razors at the end of their hands, useful for defending themselves against predators but mostly for destroying items around your house. Thankfully, there's a lot you can do to prevent the damage as much as possible. Here are just a few solutions.
There are three main reasons a cat will scratch at furniture. The first is to sharpen their claws, which they feel they need to maintain despite living a posh life indoors where their only predators are the vacuum cleaner and rocking chairs. The second reason is to stretch their muscles as the act of scratching is actually a full-body activity. The last reason is that it just feels good, so they like doing it.
When it comes to stopping cats from clawing things, it's best to start mild and work your way up to more drastic measures. Start small by simply spraying the cat with water every time it begins scratching. And yes, this does work on at least some cats. The tricky part is always catching the feline in the act. You can't punish them after the fact as they won't readily connect the two together, so they have to be sprayed while their paws are touching the fabric and the claws are popping.
If this isn't working, or if you just can't be around at all times, then consider covering the scratching corners with something to dissuade them from putting their paws on them, like double-sided tape, bitter spray, or even tin foil. The downside is that for a while you'll have to endure something silly on your furniture when the point of all of this is to lessen the damage. Still, if this works you'll be very happy with the results.
The final option is the most severe, and it involves having your cat declawed. This should only be considered in the most extreme cases as it's not a procedure that's really encouraged since it involves cutting the end of each cat's fingers off. This can cause discomfort in walking and standing, and sometimes just drastically affect your kitty's overall personality. A better solution would be to simply clip their nails on a regular basis or to attach plastic nail caps to their claws.
It seems that whatever we try and decide, cats are going to decide something different. They can be taught, but it takes a while. Find a method that you're comfortable with and good luck!
For more cat information and to learn about cat training, head over to SimplyCatBreeds.org today!


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Welcome to the World of Affection Via Tonkinese Cats

'The words cat and cute are not only similar to hear, but are quite similar literally as well,' said a former TV presenter. Like dogs, cats also have a special place in the drama called life. Cats, like happiness come in different shapes, sizes and colors. One such colorful breed is the Tonkinese cat.
Like the Canadian hairless cat, the Tonkinese cats have originated from the lands of Canada. This is a medium sized cat breed, a cross between 2 beautiful cat breeds - the Siamese cat breed and the Burmese cat breed.
History of Tonkinese Cats
'History is a half right- half wrong fable agreed upon.' Same way, there are some instances which connect this recent breed to historical era of the 19th century. Some people believe that these cats often trace their roots back to the 'Wong Mau' miracle cat (a small sized walnut colored cat, courtesy - Dr. Joseph Cheesman Thompson, 1930). Most other journals and experts put the start of breeding as late 19th century, which is widely accepted. All in all, the exact history is debated but these cats aren't as old as some other species.
Name Game
This pet breed was earlier called as - Tonkanese which got later modified to Tonkinese. Origin of its name is the namesake island in the musical South Pacific. This fictitious island was special because there was no discrimination done to half-breeds and hybrids. These are commonly known as Tonks, while promoting, and also during cat shows.
These beautiful Tonkinese animals breeds often find mentions in English novels, movies, documentaries and magazines. Known for their friendly nature, these pets are often classified as the perfect apartment cats. In general, these animals are lively with gregarious personalities and form one of the bubbliest pets. With an appealing individuality, the Tonkinese pets breed is often considered to have taken good qualities of both, Siamese and Burmese cat breeds. Even its meow is slightly different than other breeds, and its voice is often an epitome of affection. The Tonkinese pet carves and returns affection very openly.
The trim and muscular cat appears lighter than what they actually are. They have the following physical features:
- Distinctive oval-shaped paw
- An adapted wedge shaped head
- Large ears which are almost set to the outside of their heads
- Muscular appearance
There are 3 main patterns in Tonkinese cats, solid, pointed and mink. They come in 4 attractive colors and their color pattern darkens with age. The solid pattern is the most common type of Tonkinese pet pattern around.
One of the major reasons why these cats appear affectionate is their curiosity; these Tonkinese puppys are unusually curious, even to the simplest of things like a human finger. These folks are playful and mischievous and like humans or other Asian cat species around.
These cats form great pets and many owners claim, there is a sense of pleasure when these are around. Cats, in general emit happiness and Tonkinese ones are no different.
Learn about the traits and characteristics of different cat breeds. Also get information on how to take care of cat health and find easy ways to give your pet a friendly environment.


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