Why Cats Is So Stoopid
Nov. 10th, 2002 05:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
weaktwosI have just finished cleaning all of my bedding. Normally, I wash the sheets once a week, but delay on the duvee cover, since it's such a pain to get that comforter into it every time. But Sascha forced my hand today.
Apparently, his paws weren't quite so clean when he left the litter box after voiding his little feline bowels. But there was this little sand sized pebble of kitty refuse on my comforter this morning. I wouldn't have known it was there except for the fact that Sascha was trying to bury it using other parts of the comforter.
Of course, the rest of the world doesn't work like a litter box, but Sascha didn't seem to care. He kept on trying to bury the stinky spot by running his paws over different parts of the bedspread. He had no concept of validating that his efforts were valuable.
Of course, maybe the "burying" body language is also a way to command the owner to now change the bedspread, for it is soiled. In that case, he was quite ingenious.
Apparently, his paws weren't quite so clean when he left the litter box after voiding his little feline bowels. But there was this little sand sized pebble of kitty refuse on my comforter this morning. I wouldn't have known it was there except for the fact that Sascha was trying to bury it using other parts of the comforter.
Of course, the rest of the world doesn't work like a litter box, but Sascha didn't seem to care. He kept on trying to bury the stinky spot by running his paws over different parts of the bedspread. He had no concept of validating that his efforts were valuable.
Of course, maybe the "burying" body language is also a way to command the owner to now change the bedspread, for it is soiled. In that case, he was quite ingenious.
