(For any of you body-language nerds out there, this is a good "offensive aggression" posture in this cat -- ears are back but not pinned, teeth are bared.)
BTW, if you've wondered about this, whether it's an auditory thing only, or if it's due to the, uh, sensation being somehow different, Calvin the deaf dog has kindly answered this question for us. It's mostly an auditory thing. Of the few squeakers he's had, only once did he turn to look.
Adrianna & Calvin - didn't know you had borrowed one of my cats
Relate totally to the O days one - Zeus should also be wearing that sign
Thank you Calvin for answering such an important question Zeus doesn't give anything away, he just looks innocent
Hmm guess who is making shenanigans in this video? Guess who howls like an off-key monkey dog when he's excited? I'm looking at you, yellow raincoat boy!
PS Tell me if this doesn't make you laugh! Some friends watched him for the weekend, and this was how he greeted one when she got home from work. What a nutter he is!
