Longer than 9 months? Perhaps he thinks we're long lost cousins of the pachyderms rather than the simians?
Stawks, here's where I have to confess I don't have a smart phone that is linked to the internet ... 
... and the phones at home look like the old fashioned handsets, but are linked to the NBN .. (blush)
@tasfleur wrote:That doesn't work either though ... cat's are not good with "get down, leave it alone, stop that or what have you got, give it back" ...
Are you speaking to yourself - to whom are you replying. lol
Hope the cat is OK.
@tasfleur wrote:That doesn't work either though ... cat's are not good with "get down, leave it alone, stop that or what have you got, give it back" ...
For you Tas.......
My phone isn't even charged - let alone connnected.
Domino, when I speak to the Klingon cat (Worf), it's definitely a "talking to yourself" thing ... it's clear the cat is going to do exactly what he wants, regardless, so the next best thing is to talk to yourself as though the cat is understanding (which he is, but no chance of obeying) and that way, solve the problem by closing the door which has a handle the cat has not yet worked out how to use (yet) ... 
"Ding-a-ling" ... hee hee hee! I like that.
Stawks, that is a really good article, I just can't argue with that ... the Klingon cat is the worst one though .. 
The Burmese cat we had (Latte) could open the door though .. it took us a while to figure out why the door was always open when we knew we had closed it .. in the end, we changed the handle to a round one .. that is much more difficult with paws.
Replying to myself here. lol
Boo Boo - is a problem at the moment.
We have a family of Blue Tongues - in the garden.
Boo is a scots terrier - bred to chase anything - the Bts are not as fast as skinks - they give her a run.
The BTs have young - so far I have found her (Boo) - harassing 2 babies - one of whom didn't make it.
The other was put way back where I think her/his oldies are - so far so good.
