This was the case with my cat for a while, until I let her have a sniff of my pulled pork sandwich, and she took a big bite and ran off.
good cat
I love it when a plan comes together!
She can have some pulled pork, as a treat
I came home once to my cat on the kitchen counter and my ex holding a spice bottle up to the cat’s face, cabinet door open. “What are you doing?” “Letting Max smell the spices.”
He was just standing there, opening one bottle, letting the cat sniff it, then closing it and putting it back, grabbing the next one, and so on. The cat just sat there waiting and sniffing. For over an hour and who knows how long before that.
That’s real love right there.
As is their right, peasant!
that’s a turkish van! I have his twin :D
a turkish van
Excuse me, but how do the turks fit cargo in these?
Cargo? The van is designed to fit an entire lake inside!
Surprisingly, Lake Van and vehicle vans appear to be etymologically unrelated. Apparently they originate from entirely different language families and geographic roots:
Ah, and you can fit a lot of cargo in a lake. That’s clever.
Very small cargo pants
Ask the cia.
Like they do humans, I imagine.
And then the turkeys make the car go.
Sir/Ma’am that’s a car, not a van
My sister’s cat is the exact same way. They dub it the sniff tax.
I see it as enrichment, like when they give bears at the zoo something to smell to entertain them. Makes my cat happy at least just to smell stuff
Agreed; I always let my cat smell things that I’m holding/working on because they clearly are interested in what their human is doing. That way he can get a better idea of what’s going on and feel like he’s helping.
It goes both ways too:
Ole time in my life, I lived in a house with cats. I got into the habit of showing whatever I was holding to them when they came to check if I had food. They’d sniff the thing, decide it’s not edible and go back to more interesting cat business.
Then I lived in a house with dogs and had to unlearn that because if you show something to a dog, they’ll probably just take it to chew whether it smells edible or not.
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That picture’s AI isn’t it ?
Definitely
And what makes you so sure?
That branding in the bottom right is 100% covering up a Gemini logo. It’s exactly where it would go.
The everything about it
He must inspec
I had a dog that I tricked into eating a tomato once. He wasn’t pleased, but after that he stopped begging. He would come up and ask to smell and see my food. If he wanted something he would let me know and I would get him some. If he didn’t he just moved along, disappointed, but we had an understanding.
We tried that with pickles, but it turns out they’re like crack to the little fucker.
My sister’s dog loved tomatoes. I was picking cherry potatoes in my dad’s garden and would toss them to the dog. He gobbled them up.
We were picking cranberries in a bog and our dogs were eating them, they wouldn’t touch them if you offered but they picked their own.
My dog was asking once when I was eating grapefruit, so I put half down for him, he sniffed it and gave me a dirty look then fucked off.
There are 2 cats inside of my home:
- One of them smells and then steals my food
- The other one smells and then looks disgusted at my food
I have the same 2 cats!
This is the stealing one:
and that is the disgusted one:
I have to add that the disgusted one for the first time in her life actually accepted an offering of a nice slice of ham a few days ago, so she might be changing her opinion slightly.
I did this for my one cat until he proceeded to sneeze on my food. Little shit.
Sorry i know this is a cat thread, but my dog is a bit like this, except he’s decided he loves eating salad, yesterday he was begging for carrot, and following me around because he wanted some if my apple. I’ve created a monster :)
Ha, one of my dogs loves apples and recently took to pickles. I’ve never had a dog that was interested in pickles before.
Sounds like you need to start a veggie garden to keep your doggo happy!
I don’t think pickles are too healthy for dogs because of the sodium. You should check the ingredients first before you feed them to your dog.
“This is what you eat? Pathetic.”
“Needs more dead mouse”
I love flehmen response, it’s so silly to see.
I love the flehmen response! The kitten loves smelling people’s breath and doing the response to new smells, and I love asking her if she approves of what we had for dinner!
