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Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Stuart on September 06, 2012, 08:28:01 AM
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Here's Scare'dee cat Robbie getting jumpy with a Hedgehog :evillaugh:
oh and He is Terrified of washing on the line flapping in the wind too :doh:
To see the Video, just click the picture ;)
(http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd228/culnara/Garden%20hedgehogs/th_SUNP0010.jpg) (http://s223.photobucket.com/albums/dd228/culnara/Garden%20hedgehogs/?action=view¤t=SUNP0010.mp4)
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:rofl:
Great photo!
It always tickles me, the things that spook them. I recently discovered that our Munchkin is terrified of bubble-wrap. He was so traumatised when he came across me wrapping a present that he had to hide under the chair for 20 minutes.
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What a big cuddly handsome wuss! :naughty: Great pic :wow:
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erm guy's it isn't a photo :sneaky: if you click it, it will take you to the video ;)
maybe i should have said that in the first posting :doh:
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Robbie: "Err, I was going anyway" :evillaugh:
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Robbie: "Err, I was going anyway" :evillaugh:
:evillaugh: :evillaugh:
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I think he saw all the prickles and decided discretion the best way lol
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:evillaugh: :evillaugh: I thought the hedgehog might of as least stopped to look at Robbie?!
How fast is that little hedgie eating/drinking tho?!
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Love it :evillaugh:
When Archie was a kitten he thought hedgies were very exciting until he patted one :doh:
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Hee hee. LOVE hedgepigs, we have a family of them in our garden, the babies are SO cute.
Well done for leaving food out for them, hedgehog numbers are declining so need any help they can get.
I think most cats have one experience with a piggie and learn to leave them alone after that! Their spines are incredibly sharp.
Cats are wusses at heart, suppose that's where we got the expression "scaredey cat"
Jo
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Bless lol
I have a massive hedgehog that visits my garden, he spooked honey the first time she saw him, when he uncurled, she back flipped :rofl:
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How cheeky of that hedgy! ;D
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that made me smile :Luv2: we had a hedgehog last year but it hasnt been back this year..sure it was atracted by all the veg i planted last year as we had a fox coming in every night too. this year i didnt do veg and they havent been back. I love hedgehogs..its amazing we have such an odd looking animal as our british wildlife :wow:
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brilliant!! :evillaugh: :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
My kitten Evie had her first encounter with one the other week and Nuggie was so excited by the prospect of the up and coming "prickling" of Evie he followed her around for the first time ever, as she stalked this heggie. I swear you could actually see him laughing in side :rofl: needless to say it wasnt long before she flew so fast across the garden, eyes the size of bin lids, fur on end and tail like a fox, that when she jumped on the fence she fell clean off it into next doors garden :rofl: when i looked, the heggie appeared from the same place she had and was casually going about his evenings business :evillaugh:..... then nuggie walked round the corner looking the happiest he had all day :rofl: :rofl:
:shify: *cough cough* i barely laughed at all.... :shify: :shify: :rofl: :rofl:
Like Robbie has learnt at some point, Evie has now also discovered that heggies are the real kings of the garden :evillaugh: :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
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It's funny, one time I let Olivia out and the security light came on showing Hedgie in full view :wow:
Olivia Bolted straight towards the Hedgie and I shouted, Olivia never slowed down, she just changed her trajectory
and stopped 5 ft away from the hedgie, the Hedgie just carried on as normal :evillaugh:
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The heggies really dont flinch do they?? :evillaugh: :evillaugh: they dont even pause in inconvenience at these pesky kitties who land on them briefly :rofl: :rofl: what an animal!
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yeah :evillaugh: they just carry on regardless
in saying that, they haven't been round for the last three weeks, I think they are hibernating :sneaky:
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:evillaugh: :evillaugh:
Actually, thinking about it I havent seen mine for nearly 2 weeks....I wouldnt mind joining them for good hibernation myself :rofl: :rofl:
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:evillaugh: doh!
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I bet he's actually trying to scare the hedgehog ;) :P
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My hedgies are still tootling around most nights, except the humungously large mummy pig who has really got rather fat this summer, I had to widen the entrance to her house 3 weeks ago as she was struggling to get in and out!
Am very proud, all 3 hoglets born in the garden this year are now strapping little fellas, all over 600g & so they should survive the winter and their first year no problem.
I think most piggies are very aware that their prickles HURT LOTS and any sensible cat will make a hasty retreat once they have had their first experience!
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yeah Jo, most Felines have a bit of common sense when Hedgies are around :evillaugh:
My ones still haven't been seen?? I don't really know where they stay? quite a large area of back gardens where I am
They could be anywhere :shocked: Just hope they are nice n warm wherever they are