My cats couldn't care less about loud noises and just continue on doing whatever they were doing, but, then, like your cat, mine are also indoors.

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@opmania wrote:

Yes that's right deb.

I believe its the same pub where flashers

Do their nudie runs

Thats pretty funny isnt it.

And the language that comes out of their mouths

I wouldnt want my dogs to hear

But I know a cat that is accustomed to that kind

Of fowl language and the stories her master spins

You wouldn't think butter would melt in her mouth.

How decieving life can be.

How precious we are in our glass houses 

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Wow that's some extraordinary cat, Oppie. Is she owned by a rooster?

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@bluecat*poledancing wrote:

My cats couldn't care less about loud noises and just continue on doing whatever they were doing, but, then, like your cat, mine are also indoors.

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In 'the olden days' when cats spent a lot of time outdoors and in fact were put outside every night, all the cats I've owned have not been bothered by fireworks.  I also remember a neighbour's dog that would be kept indoors on NYE....and he'd STILL be cowering under a bed or be hiding behind the lounge.

My old girl is the only dog that I have owned who has been afraid of fireworks etc.

No not a rooster 

A feral bush pig

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@opmania wrote:

No not a rooster 

A feral bush pig

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Then both he and she must be  accomplished linguists  

One of my granddaughters reckons she can speak Cat - but I suspect the cat is secretly laughing at her.

lol. When my kids were little, they tried to teach one of the cats to read.

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@opmania wrote:

No not a rooster 

A feral bush pig

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You have been corrected oppy, in a rather obscure way.

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@bluecat*poledancing wrote:

lol. When my kids were little, they tried to teach one of the cats to read.

 

 

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 You mean they needed to be taught? lol