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5 Ways to Embarrass Your Cat
5 Ways to Embarrass Your Cat
Everyone knows cats need to be taken down a peg. They always think they’re so cool. They strut around like they own the place.
A certain amount of kitty embarrassment is not only acceptable, according to leading feline psychologists, it’s recommended. Cat embarrassment is the most often advised method of treating feline narcissistic personality disorder (which is a certified real thing).
That’s why we here at The Fluffington Post fully endorse the Notso Kitty Shop on Etsy, purveyor of the fine cat headgear you see above.
Check it out – before your cat owns you.
PHOTO OP: Peek-a-boo
PHOTO OP: Peek-a-boo
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Puppy Fined for Chewing Unlicensed Stick in Public
Puppy Fined for Chewing Unlicensed Stick in Public
Chester, a dog from Silver Spring, MD, was issued a $50 fine yesterday for carrying an oversized stick without a license.
“City ordinance requires that all sticks that have a length equal or greater than 30% of the carrier’s height, must be registered with the police department,” said councilwoman Amy King.
Chester’s stick measured 10 inches long, according to an incident report filed by the police. Chester is 21 inches tall.
“It’s really an absurd rule,” said Crystal Freeman, Chester’s legal council. “First, you can find longer sticks just lying around in the park. And second, he was going to chew it down to regulation length. It was only going to be illegal for another half hour, hour tops.”
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PHOTO OP: Just Loafin’ Around
PHOTO OP: Just Loafin’ Around
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