Pet Id - If You Were Blindfolded.
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Could you identify your pet if it was on touch alone? Say 5 animals of the same size, same type of breed, same type of fur etc were given to you to 'feel' with touch only as a method of identifying your pet.
Could you?
I definately could, mostly because my furry one has a misaligned bone at the top of her right paw and you can feel it sticking out.
Random question but was wondering how others might fare?
Could you?
I definately could, mostly because my furry one has a misaligned bone at the top of her right paw and you can feel it sticking out.
Random question but was wondering how others might fare?
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The others, if all the cats were similar as you said, I doubt it to be honest.
I do sometimes try to guess which of the cats is next to me on the bed at night (with my eyes closed) and I mostly get it right purely by touch, but then they're all different.
My dog now well she has a sort of dome head lol, she is a lurcher, muriel my rat well weight alone would solve that..fat as a rabbit . Millie my other one ,,wouldn't be in the id parade she doesn't like being parted from me lol.
If I was allowed to touch all of the hypothetical cats and gauge from their reactions then I'd know in an instant.. But otherwise it would be a guess!!
Other than that, if the lineup was red burmese males, probably not - although E is quite small so that might give it away.
The size of her, she is a very long cat. So I could probably be able to feel my pussy well too.
No they don't, none of my lot smell of bacon.
I have had 3 cats since 1975 and all 3 smelled of bacon when i sniffed them.
Looking on Google quite a few sites have commented on the bacon smell of their pussies.
Their tummies often smell of digestive biscuits - lovely.:)
I'm not sure it's felines that are being discussed here :eek:
Mine neither, no bacon smell
and no digestive smell either . Starting to think I need to swop my cat.
PMSL.
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Yes definitely