-=> Quoting Brenda Smeby to Jo Peshek <=-
 BS> Heh heh heh..this happens occasionally in my house, especially when
 BS> Buttons  dumps my husband's coffee in his lap or pounces on him when
 BS> she's making  tracks across the bed. :*)
I'm not sure whether or not to envy your husband.  My fuzzy
girl, Meko, won't have anything to do with me when I'm sitting
down, and rarely comes onto the bed whether I'm there or not.
(Of course, she has her own bed in another room.  And I don't
mean a cat-bed either -- a twin-size bed in a corner, with
views out two windows!)
 BS> Our latest battle is to keep her from harassing the poor dog.  We
 BS> adopted a  1yr old German Shepard about 3 weeks ago.  Lady, the dog, is
 BS> really ambivilant  about the cat and tries to ignore her, but Buttons
 BS> has to make sure Lady knows  who's the boss.  Now the poor dog won't go
No question about it -- cats are _not_ intimidated by sheer
size.  In fact, when we go to the vet's, Meko avoids small
dogs like the plague but strains to get closer to large dogs
in the waiting room, purring all the while.
 BS> tries to bathe Lady's face, then gets mad when Lady gets up. :*)  It's
 BS> a  gas. :*)
I'm sure Lady will eventually learn to accept Buttons'
affections with good grace, although it may take Buttons
longer to train her than it took to train the humans in the
household.
Walter, wluffman@usit.net    CompuServe: 74721,3464
... Was Star Trek's transporter inspired by a cat showing up from nowhere?
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