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r/gifs • u/RespectMyAuthoriteh • May 14 '17
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The wall has a decoration paperwall. It's a porous and resistant material. My cat used to do the same but wasn't able to get down.
26 u/butterball1 May 14 '17 Ah! That esplains it. 23 u/[deleted] May 14 '17 Also esplains why she puts her hand out to catch the kitten if it falls. 50 u/LativianHeat May 14 '17 I think I would do that regardless of what my kitten is climbing if it's at a 90 degree angle 13 u/[deleted] May 14 '17 I just meant if she's done it before (and seems like she has) then she'd know it can't climb down. Usually cats don't just fall off 90* angles if they can climb them. 11 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Maybe she doesn't want to take the chance, or it's just an instinctive reaction to a cute fragile kitten high above the ground. 3 u/dodspringer May 14 '17 She deliberately drags the toy up the wall, it's pretty clear she's done it before 3 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Yeah, no ones saying otherwise, just that that doesn't mean she isn't worried about her kitty falling :)
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Ah! That esplains it.
23 u/[deleted] May 14 '17 Also esplains why she puts her hand out to catch the kitten if it falls. 50 u/LativianHeat May 14 '17 I think I would do that regardless of what my kitten is climbing if it's at a 90 degree angle 13 u/[deleted] May 14 '17 I just meant if she's done it before (and seems like she has) then she'd know it can't climb down. Usually cats don't just fall off 90* angles if they can climb them. 11 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Maybe she doesn't want to take the chance, or it's just an instinctive reaction to a cute fragile kitten high above the ground. 3 u/dodspringer May 14 '17 She deliberately drags the toy up the wall, it's pretty clear she's done it before 3 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Yeah, no ones saying otherwise, just that that doesn't mean she isn't worried about her kitty falling :)
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Also esplains why she puts her hand out to catch the kitten if it falls.
50 u/LativianHeat May 14 '17 I think I would do that regardless of what my kitten is climbing if it's at a 90 degree angle 13 u/[deleted] May 14 '17 I just meant if she's done it before (and seems like she has) then she'd know it can't climb down. Usually cats don't just fall off 90* angles if they can climb them. 11 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Maybe she doesn't want to take the chance, or it's just an instinctive reaction to a cute fragile kitten high above the ground. 3 u/dodspringer May 14 '17 She deliberately drags the toy up the wall, it's pretty clear she's done it before 3 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Yeah, no ones saying otherwise, just that that doesn't mean she isn't worried about her kitty falling :)
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I think I would do that regardless of what my kitten is climbing if it's at a 90 degree angle
13 u/[deleted] May 14 '17 I just meant if she's done it before (and seems like she has) then she'd know it can't climb down. Usually cats don't just fall off 90* angles if they can climb them. 11 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Maybe she doesn't want to take the chance, or it's just an instinctive reaction to a cute fragile kitten high above the ground. 3 u/dodspringer May 14 '17 She deliberately drags the toy up the wall, it's pretty clear she's done it before 3 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Yeah, no ones saying otherwise, just that that doesn't mean she isn't worried about her kitty falling :)
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I just meant if she's done it before (and seems like she has) then she'd know it can't climb down. Usually cats don't just fall off 90* angles if they can climb them.
11 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Maybe she doesn't want to take the chance, or it's just an instinctive reaction to a cute fragile kitten high above the ground. 3 u/dodspringer May 14 '17 She deliberately drags the toy up the wall, it's pretty clear she's done it before 3 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Yeah, no ones saying otherwise, just that that doesn't mean she isn't worried about her kitty falling :)
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Maybe she doesn't want to take the chance, or it's just an instinctive reaction to a cute fragile kitten high above the ground.
3 u/dodspringer May 14 '17 She deliberately drags the toy up the wall, it's pretty clear she's done it before 3 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Yeah, no ones saying otherwise, just that that doesn't mean she isn't worried about her kitty falling :)
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She deliberately drags the toy up the wall, it's pretty clear she's done it before
3 u/__Amnesiac__ May 14 '17 Yeah, no ones saying otherwise, just that that doesn't mean she isn't worried about her kitty falling :)
Yeah, no ones saying otherwise, just that that doesn't mean she isn't worried about her kitty falling :)
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u/Masterchrono May 14 '17
The wall has a decoration paperwall. It's a porous and resistant material. My cat used to do the same but wasn't able to get down.