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17th December 2010, 10:27 AM #1Moderator




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Dexter
Just luv Dexter,such a handsome boy,great to see him having fun,jealous of where he lives though,just fleeting glimpses show a lovely room & fire,just what I would wish for....
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17th December 2010, 12:43 PM #2Top Cat




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Did he wrap the Santa cap around his neck himself?

The other day we were in a DIY shop and they had fake christmas trees, unbreakable plastic decorations, LED lights, etc. Why o why couldn't I muster up the courage to ask hubby can we have one... pleezzz... for the kitties. Did I grow up in the womens' lib era or didn't I? Grrr...

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17th December 2010, 01:15 PM #3Active Cat


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The thing around his neck is a Christmas collar from petsmart. Just a fabric elastic covered with red and white fluffy fabric. He dosen't mind have it on, I am really suprised since this cat won't even tolerate a regular cat colar
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17th December 2010, 01:28 PM #4Active Cat


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We had to be very selective this year with the ornaments. We have used only plastic balls ans no hooks, used fabric tread to hang them. The first 3 feet are his christmas ornaments and are fair game for him to take down. We have used plastic balls, silver bells and real pine cone.Oh and BTW, Teddy broke his first glass decoration less than 15 minutes after my hubby put our tiny tree up. I feel like I am depriving him with my Charlie Brown sized fiber optic tree
We just keep on putting them back on the tree, then the game start again.
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Great pics of Dexter - never noticed that little white tip to his nose before, how cute!
We put up our fibre-optic twig tree to see how the 'kids' got on with it and bearing in mind I didn't plug it in so it wasn't actually flashing, within seconds I had two MC's with their jaws clamped round a couple of branches, attempting to dangle off it. So, we scrapped the fibre-optic one and I bought a 6 foot pop up tree instead - it's worked perfectly! It's got no branches to speak of, just a spiral cone of dressed wire so when the cats put their paws on it the 'branches' all sway but the tree stays rigid. The swaying puts them off doing anything else with it. And it's pre-decorated so they can swot at the baubles all they like and none will fall off. Sounds like a minging Christmas tree but actually it's the nicest looking one we've ever had (partly because we're rubbish at dressing trees!) and may well survive Christmas. Which is more than can be said for the two straw reindeer sitting at the bottom of it!
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we dare'nt have a christmas tree if the dogs did'nt knock it over Im sure the cats would 







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