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@frankhernandez6883

Ай бұрын

*Great Vid*

@charismahornum-fries691

25 күн бұрын

Just letting you know that cats lives in colonies in the wild. They are pack animals and care deeply for their pack. The thing about them not being social is an old story.

@kelleemerson9510

24 күн бұрын

Well done! Thank you!

@davedavidson1983

24 күн бұрын

This video would have been waaaaayyyy better without "you" in it..... your yapping ruined this video... good job....

@tinarash7772

23 күн бұрын

Not all cats hate dogs, I agree. My Grandma and Grandpa always had cats and dogs living together. But on the other hand we have a cat named Sam who hates dogs because he was chases by a rather large one when he was one.

Cats: "These paws are rated E for Everyone"

@elflingskitten

17 күн бұрын

I love that comment on so many levels..

@vanetiawellington1302

15 күн бұрын

😆😆😆

@resemblelife

12 күн бұрын

Equal opportunity ass-kicking

@bonnieplasha4684

11 күн бұрын

They're not just paws... they are Murder Mitts!! 🐾

@ananda_miaoyin

10 күн бұрын

Classic.

We had an outdoors cat when I was in elementary school growing up in New Hampshire. He was a big ass Tomcat named Tom ( I know, how original...). One day, a very mean German Shepherd from up the road broke it's chain and chased me and my two friends up a tree in my front yard. No one seems to believe the story of Tom kicking this vicious dog's ass and sending him running up the street. He bled all the way home. His owner tried to accuse us of abusing his dog. We were 10 year old kids! That dog would've eaten us if not for Tom.

@laughingaardvark3128

Ай бұрын

That reminds me of a story about a cat living at a horse riding facility. They had warning signs up about not trying to interact with that cat. One day a large dog ran after the cat. The cat went down and they thought it was done for. Nope. The dog needed 97 stitches. The cat was fine.

@frankhernandez6883

28 күн бұрын

When I was a kid I had a crossed eye kat that would stalk dogs & chase them down the street. Butterball lived to a ripe old age.

@sabrinatscha2554

27 күн бұрын

I got so sick of being accused of stuff as a kid. One time the neighbors tire swing came loose from the tree it was hung from and I almost broke my neck. They accused me of untying it. It was about seven feet up to the first branch and I was four years old. Plus why tf would anyone do that? Untying knots is not nearly as fun as swinging in a tire so there wasn’t even a motive. I still want to track them down just to tell them off. I don’t care if it happened 30 years ago. I’m still mad.

@louisestevenson5102

25 күн бұрын

I know we had a very protective red nose Pitbull. Loving as but she saw my cat once me the dog the cat all going nuts at the sliding glass door. There was blood around on the ground and no cat. Turned out the cat was fine not a scratch but the red nose was a mess

@joewoodchuck3824

24 күн бұрын

Of course. "My dog would never do that."

This video shows one major point....NEVER DECLAW A CAT.

@stevenkovler5133

5 күн бұрын

Many states including NY and I believe Cali have made it illegal.

@evsta100

4 күн бұрын

hell ya

Back before we had phone cameras with us everywhere, I had this little 7 lb striped cat. She was so sweet. But this bully of a kid much older than me sicked his pitbull on me and came at me to beat me up in front of my house. My cat flew off the porch, jumped on the dogs face clawed her way to his back with him screaming, just ripping on that dog, then leaped onto the guys head just ripping away, he managed to run faster than the dog, then she jumped back on the dog and rode it like a jockey all the way down the block with them both screaming the whole way. Dismounted at the end of the block and ran into the lower branches of a tree. She was yowling like a crazy beast the whole time, and then growling, hissing, and drooling in the tree. The guy and the dog ran screaming all the way home. Once he was inside, she came back down and strutted back. I was sitting there with my jaw on the ground the whole time. Neither him nor his dog would come onto my side of the street any more. The one time he threatened, she was just suddenly right there and he ran away again...and the dog. I wish we had cameras back then. It was the most badass thing ever. 7 lbs of striped terror.

@nellinightshade3358

8 күн бұрын

A tortie, by any chance?

@karismith5079

5 күн бұрын

That is awesome!

@mary-janereallynotsarah684

4 күн бұрын

Aww ❤❤❤

@dragonlady4379

4 күн бұрын

You are so damn lucky to be that cats human.

@incog99skd11

2 күн бұрын

I have 8 lbs of striped terror as well. Don't mess with a cat, you might win a stupid prize.

Yep. I grew up in the middle of nowhere northern Michigan and went to a one-room school from K - 6th grade and the school was right across the road from my house. . I had a Siamese cat, Yum Yum, who was sitting on our porch one day minding her own business when the mean German Shepard farm dog that lived down the road started approaching our house. It was lunchtime so I was looking out the window of the school and saw the dog heading towards my cat. Upset, I asked the teacher if I could go and rescue my cat, but the dog was too fast. He ran into the yard and straight for Yum Yum. Yum Yum fuzzed out then launched herself on that dog's back like a ninja and started slapping its eyes like a boss. The dog started "yipping" and whining then beat it out of our yard with Yum Yum riding him like a rodeo star on a bucking bronco. All the kids were cheering and screaming, lol. A minute or two later, Yum Yum came strutting back up the road, into our yard, and back onto the porch. I was never so proud of her! And that dog never came into our yard again. I still miss that cat.

@kaakrepwhatever

23 күн бұрын

The description of a cat's instinctive fighting strategy in this video is spot on. The reason it works so well against dogs is that the instinctive fighting strategy of dogs against anyone they know might not be a one shot is to start with a bluff. If their intended victim shows weakness at that point, they will move in for the kill. But cats respond to that bluff by immediately going on the attack, thus triggering the dogs to back off.

@bettyford9336

23 күн бұрын

So awesome!

@SOPHIA-yf7ws

22 күн бұрын

super cute story....👍👍👍👍

@user-kk9el3br4e

22 күн бұрын

❤🐾 IKR 🤗✨😇

@homesteadgamer1257

22 күн бұрын

Yum Yum is a legend. What a good girl.

As a cat owner, I can summarize the difference between cats and dogs this way- Dogs: I will defend and protect my human because my love for them is so great, that I'm willing to ignore my own fear and put myself at risk for them! Cat: This human is MY PROPERTY, and to attack them is blatant disrespect against me, and for that YOU WILL BE DESTROYED.

@dawnsalois

Ай бұрын

Indeed!

@Whistlewalk

26 күн бұрын

Agreed.

@brandex2011

26 күн бұрын

Another one: Dogs have owners. Cats have staff.

@draketheduelist

23 күн бұрын

Cats are beings of self-interest. Love and affection may dissipate or lose its zeal over time. You never know what someone who "loves" you is gonna' do. But self-interest? You can bet money on that. ...Unless the cat is stupid. My family had a cat who earned the nickname "Charmander". Three guesses what happened.

@ssark9187

23 күн бұрын

@@draketheduelist it got near a candle and accidentally lit it's tail on fire. Am I correct?

It's not hard to be a badass when you're armed with 20 knives and a mouthful of daggers.

@mennovanlavieren3885

9 күн бұрын

Don't want to be pedantic, but they have four toes on their hind limbs.

@Serai3

9 күн бұрын

@@mennovanlavieren3885 Dude, that's the definition of pedantic. You're piddling over a detail which makes no difference to the outcome. I don't know about you, but 18 knives and 20 knives make little difference to me when they're all aimed at my eyes and belly.

@manonthemoog

7 күн бұрын

Is OK to be pedantic as long as you are discussing pedestrians, pedals, pedometers, etc. Anything involving walking.

@Marchant2

6 күн бұрын

@@Serai3 Awe, leave men alone. He learned a new word and is trying to use it in a sentence.

@Serai3

6 күн бұрын

@@Marchant2 They try so hard. Cute, ain't it?

The most badass cat I ever knew was a big mostly feral tomcat we named Steppenwolf. He was black and white with striking and unusually colored eyes of sea green. It took me almost an entire year of feeding him and respecting his boundaries to become friends with him. Believe me, if you tried to take liberties he would leave bloody furrows down your leg through your jeans. When he finally let me touch him I was only allowed to touch the last few inches of his tail, but within days I was able to pet him from head to tail. The first time he jumped on my lap I totally froze and was afraid to move--this cat was huge and all muscle. At one point, he didn't show up for food for two days in a row. The third day I spent a few hours walking around and calling for him, in a panic at the idea he was hurt or injured and couldn't get to me. The life of a feral cat is rough and usually short, but he totally disdained any feeble attempts on my part to make him a house cat. He was so smart and tough and knew how he wanted to live his life; I had no say so and had to respect the boundaries he set if I wanted to remain his friend. Which doesn't mean I didn't worry like crazy about him. He finally showed up that day and I could tell by looking at him from a half a block away that he was very sick. So sick that he didn't fuss when I picked him up and hustled him through my house past my cats and dog to my back room. I managed to keep him in there for a day and a half giving him antibiotics, great meals and copious amounts of pets and treats before he got serious about letting me know he wanted OUT. When I first brought him in the house I was petting him and felt something hard right above his eye. I discovered another cat's entire claw embedded in his face! I wiggled it out and Step never even blinked. Definitely a badass He recovered and remained the undisputed lord and master of the neighborhood.

@constancewalsh3646

19 күн бұрын

Great story - and you had sensitivity to the reality that Steph would never change his need for autonomy and freedom.

@kimfleury

18 күн бұрын

Now I understand why my semi-feral rescue came home one morning missing many claws from each paw. I hadn't intended to bring him to live inside, but he had to be neutered, because he was spraying everywhere, right through open windows, and he fought constantly all day and night. The howls were pretty terrifying. I lured him inside and got him into the vet, and found out he's FIV+. So that explains why he never stopped fighting. It's an FIV thing. It's how the virus is spread. The vet insisted that I had to keep him inside to protect the feral colony from his viral contribution. So I steeled myself and acclimated him to life indoors. It was coming along nicely, but he would occasionally sneak out when I brought groceries in or whatever. But I could always lure him back inside by snapping the twin pack of Sheba wet cat food. And then one night he didn't care about that. He ran off in the direction that cats from the colony always come from, which is an industrial park. No trespassing or you will be investigated by Homeland Security. I snapped the twin pack, and he stopped to look back, and then shook his tail and kept on going. And there was nothing I could do about it. I couldn't get through the fences and gates to go after him. I didn't sleep well that night, and got up at 6 the next morning feeling awful. And there he was, sitting on the dining room windowsill looking inside the house. And he was a mess! Scratched up and missing 3 or 4 claws from each paw, feeling much worse than I did. It had been a bitter cold night, too. It had been 3-5 months since he had last spent a night with the colony, so he didn't have a place there any more. Somehow they find warm or at least not freezing places to sleep in the industrial park, but he had lost his spot. So he suffered the fights and no sleep that night. He hasn't been as interested in going back in that direction since then, and wasn't even interested in going outside for a month after that. He started trying again, though, and has gotten out twice, but both of those times he ran off in the opposite direction to the other side of the colony's territory, and he came back within an hour asking to be let back in. It's been a while since he's tried to sneak out, but I don't know if it's because he knows he doesn't belong to the colony anymore, or if he decided he likes the easy indoor life.

@anitablades6033

16 күн бұрын

​@kimfleury good story you should try writing a Cat book about him !!!!

@aelmaest9172

15 сағат бұрын

This cat was SERIOUSLY all muscle if his muscle density was enough for an entire CLAW to get embedded in it.

a cat is a cat, dosnt matter the size, they are all lions in their own minds,and no one messes whit a lion

@elsablue54

26 күн бұрын

Best creation of God the MIGHTY CAT! 🐈🦁

@brandex2011

26 күн бұрын

@@elsablue54 Yup! The ancient Egyptians thought the same thing.

@de5222

24 күн бұрын

Yes agree that's what they know what they are lions no matter their size.

@user-tk7tn5fj1k

24 күн бұрын

I think a house cat that grew to the size of a lion would be even more dangerous, with their ninja antics you're pretty much screwed if theyre pissed at you

@larrysnipes7113

24 күн бұрын

Cat's do the exact same thing behavior wise, that big cats (lions, tigers, cheetahs ) do in the wild. Their play time is training time.

Cats #1 Rule: If it's bigger than me, SHOW NO FEAR!

@Wirmish

22 күн бұрын

They can't show what they don't know.

@vilma3502

22 күн бұрын

And if its smaller than me, Eat it!

@kamikeserpentail3778

16 күн бұрын

They also tend to avoid showing their pain, which can be problematic sometimes

@toddnesbitt3113

13 күн бұрын

Physics and blades, check.

Kenyan guy here. We had a female cat growing up, her name was Jessy. Used to be that she'd always get bullied and harrased by these two mean, stray dogs that were always roaming round the neighbourhood (we don't have "animal control" here, so strays are common, sometimes rabid). One day, after she didn't come home for dinner and the door to the house was locked, she was forced to sleep outside. I go to sleep as usual, but in the middle of the night, I'm woken up by the sounds of a fierce fight between a cat and some dogs going on in our backyard. I open the window to see what's going on and I see Jessy cornered by these two dogs. Seeing as I can't go out of the house as it's the middle of the night and I'm a kid, dangerous place, etc, I say a prayer for her and go back to sleep. Next morning, I go to the back of the house to pick up what I assumewould be my cat's corpse to bury, only to be met by two dead dogs with scratches all over their body. A couple of hours later, Jessy comes into the house limping and just sleeps for the whole day, she wakes up to eat in the evening.

@melocoton7

16 күн бұрын

she offed the dogs??!! Bet no other dog in the neighborhood ever dared messing with her after that!

@BIGMUSICUNIVERSAL

16 күн бұрын

@@melocoton7 Yep, both of them.

@laurendaryani4893

9 күн бұрын

Holy crap, that's crazy! I'm so glad the cat was OK. I feel for the dogs as well, but hey... eff around and find out. It sounds like it was a long time coming 🤷‍♀️

"Oh, you think it's 4 vs 1?! ... Naah - IT'S NINE LIVES VS FOUR!!" You had me almost dying out of laughter, hahaha

I had a cat about 10 years ago who LITERALLY came with the house we moved into. Our oldest daughter was home sick, and our youngest was only 3 at the time. I took our youngest outside with me to pick mint for her sister, and a boxer, rottie, and Aussie came from the side yard and went after Laila who was on a swing. My bestie (duck the wonder Kitty) came flying out of nowhere and went straight for the dogs about two inches from our daughter. I had enough time to get Laila inside because of duck being so fearless. Unfortunately, my best friend passed during the attack, but our daughter would've died if not for her being so selfless. Animal control caught the dogs, and they were rabid. They were family dogs a couple blocks from our home, and they'd all been in a fight with a coyote carrying the disease. Duck was a lioness, and I'm forever grateful for her

@vilma3502

22 күн бұрын

😢

@kimplummer2672

22 күн бұрын

i am so sorry for your loss of Duck, the wonder kitty. 😥

@brittanymorris898

21 күн бұрын

She truly was a wonder 🥰

@allysondoerfler2435

19 күн бұрын

Amazing. So hard to lose such a great friend and hero.

@mikoto7693

19 күн бұрын

Rabies? Perhaps fate was kinder by dying in combat rather than disease.

"In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this." ----Terry Pratchett (English author, humorist, and satirist)

@darkstarmatter5678

24 күн бұрын

Lol, I read this in Nigel Planers voice.

@alicewilloughby4318

24 күн бұрын

Sir Terry Pratchett was a god among authors!

@jaytbo5676

23 күн бұрын

*Aliens visit Earth* Alien: "SO, who do you think the dominant species is?" Alien 2:" I think I know..." Alien: "Hello sir it is an honour to meet you, you sure do have a competent and productive slave race!" *shakes the cats hand*

@FreedomAndJustice4All

21 күн бұрын

Cats are amazing because God is amazing! I always loved that out of ALL the animals He could've chosen to reflect part of His Magnificence & Glory, Jesus identifies as a Big Cat; the King of the Jungle, the Lion of the Tribe of Judah! They are so Regal, just as a King should be! A side note, our pets go to heaven when their spirit leaves their body. So if we're in Christ, and have our sins washed away in His blood, we will be reunited with our beloved animal friends!!!

@0shaade0

21 күн бұрын

Love Terry, Discworld is AMAZING as Good Omens.

I'm not a cat guy before this, now I'll be looking for that special friend.

@zev3143

21 күн бұрын

They make great friends. You might think of getting two cats so they have companionship when you're not home. Just respect their boundaries, and don't pet them or pick them up if they don't want to be. (Or, you may find yourself slashed up like some of the animals in this video😸) Hope you can find a great friend and give a needy cat(s) a furever home.

@bjb7587

10 күн бұрын

Different breeds have different temperaments, just like dogs. And some breeds shed less than others. Siamese varieties are best for allergies. I have two and it's true. [One sitting on in my lap right now.]

@Feline9Bluvixen

7 күн бұрын

Devon Rex are semi hypo allergenic . And I understand Japanese Bob tails are as well

@Feline9Bluvixen

7 күн бұрын

Allergies aside, rescues are often very gratifying

@artemuliashkevych7892

6 күн бұрын

The cat distribution system is working 24/7. Just wait

The cat doing a back flip because a car drove passed will always be the king 🦁

@firefeethok_tui2355

16 күн бұрын

Thats was at the begnning of the war in Ukraine. People walking to the border.

@tarahill2193

14 күн бұрын

@@firefeethok_tui2355 damn.

Dachshund saves cat! We live in Texas, a few stray cats come around the neighborhood, but one was my dachshund's "friend". I fed her so she'd come and go, one night the sirens went off, "TORNADO COMING TORNADO WARNING!" I grabbed the family got everyone safe but my dog Max kept pushing on the door to go outside!! I gave in and what he did shocked me. That cat was under our shed out back, he rounded her up and pushed her inside the house then nipped at her until they were under the bed!! I thought, "Well, okay!" Tornado passed we only lost part of the roof. They were still under the bed. Took her to the vet, she was perfectly fine. I got home and said "Max, you adopted a cat!" First cat we ever had and it was great. The games they played were hilarious. Still, I think about how he knew what to do to save her. Incredible really.

@rtc3000

23 күн бұрын

Unlike dogs, cats are usually forgotten easily because they are so independent. Thank goodness your dog didn't forget 😊

@teijaflink2226

23 күн бұрын

Dogs and cats can be very good friends.

@alexzadecroixarabellalight8163

23 күн бұрын

That's beautiful.

@yash_ar

23 күн бұрын

Aww that's such a sweet story, bless his heart.

@maryforbes4277

22 күн бұрын

That's so sweet!

My 14 year old cat that got mad at a lady that came to inspect our home. It was that I got upset how she was talking to me. He ran out of my bedroom and tried to bite her. He stayed by me until she left. My hero!

@mawmawvee

24 күн бұрын

My little cal that I took in as a tiny kitten will attack and hurt me. It hurts my feelings terribly. We're trying to convert her to an outside cat, but she's so afraid of storms, that she keeps showing up for help. And food. Of course...

@Exxeron-ob3tv

23 күн бұрын

@@mawmawvee Have you tried sitting it down and calmly explaining that you are the owner in the equation? Don't, you will lose the argument and things will just get worse.

@robincharles7057

23 күн бұрын

@@mawmawvee :/ Are you not letting them back in at all? If she is afraid of storms can you get her in before they start? Idk if I'm just reading it wrong but you seem like you are more annoyed at her for coming home to get away from the storm. If that is the case and you are trying to get the kitty to stay away maybe it would be good to rehome them. I mean no offense with this. If you haven't given up on the kitty and would being it back inside there are lots of things that can be done to help with the scratching/biting etc. Usually there is a reason behind that behavior and often you can get them to stop with a few changes. If you are nervous and hesitant when you go to pet the kitty they may strike out because approaching them in that way can seem threatening. If you wrestle with the kitty or use your hand to tease it they will be rough with you when you aren't expecting it. There are a lot of reasons they may be attacking. Sometimes even a health issue could cause something like this and a trip to the vet could get the behavior to stop.

@harridan.

23 күн бұрын

check out Jackson Galaxy's channel. he teaches people how to deal with cats who misbehave. please take good care of your cat and learn how to deal with her biting and don't lock her outside where she's afraid.

@DebraLawCanada

23 күн бұрын

I laughed a lot watching this video. So true about our amazing feline friends. Good job putting it together!

One of my cats, a few hours before she gave birth, was looking around the shed for a safe place to deliver. But the dogs were sniffing around it too much and not backing off... so the heavily pregnant cat leaped off the ground and slammed into the face of one of the dog's, sending both of them running for cover. They didn't come back.

I found an orange tabby kitten hiding under a stairwell with a bent rear leg. The vet checked him out and said the leg had been broken but was healing and he wasn't in pain. To fix the leg entailed rebreaking it and she suggested it was kinder to let it heal. I took it home and decided he would do just fine indoors even though he could not jump or run as well. My house had dormers on the second floor with windows inset and a small flat area indented into the pitch of the roof, allowing the cat to lounge on the sill in the summer until he spotted my car coming around the corner. He would jump in the window as I pulled into the garage and be waiting to greet me at the kitchen door after I parked my car. He was never a cuddler but he was always somewhere in the same room as I was and eventually he took to laying next to my leg but never on me, always with his bent, bad leg away from me. He could not jump up on the counters and I set up a 3 step way for him to get up and out the upstairs window when the weather allowed it to be open all day while I was at work. One day I was outside of the front door, around the front side of the house when a german shepard came tearing across the yard straight at me from behind. I had barely registered what was happening when an orange blur shot past me, landed 4 paws and claws and teeth on the dogs face before jumping off, as the dog yelped and ran, and somehow landing on the angled constriction of the brick chimney about 7 feet up and behind me. I was looking at him trying to understand what had happened and how he was able to do what he did when the dog and its owner came back asking what happened to his dog. I proceeded to chastise him for letting it run loose and chasing my cat up the chimney but he tried to say everything was fine and letting go of his dog, tried reaching up to grab my cat off the chimney. The now loose dog also follow his owner and reared up with 2 paws on the bricks while I said no, no, wait! But before they could react my cat proceeded to piss on both of their faces and everything else except for me. I wasn't hit with a single drop but man, did the guy and dog get blasted. I could not have been more proud. Cat was fine when I got him down, just a couple busted claws. I never saw him jump like that ever again or even move that fast on his crooked, bent back leg but he continued to show his gratitude to me for being rescued for the rest of his years until he passed from kidney failure at 18 years old. I miss that orange tabby to this day.

@bb1111116

9 күн бұрын

Great story. Cats are amazing.

My Mr. Puma was a black short hair. Born in my desk by Beltsa, the wildest feline this side of the Pecos. Mr. Puma grew up to become the undisputed king of terror for many a poor animal soul. He was big, no fat and felt like a sack of wet concrete when picked up. One morning he was sitting in the middle of my street taking in the morning sun. When a rottweiler from up the street came wandering down. This huge dog saw Puma and ran at him as fast as he could. Puma didn't move until that dog was within reach. Then in the blink of an eye he literally shredded that dog's nose with one mighty swish. The dog wailed, turn and ran screaming with blood flying everywhere. Puma never even got up, sat there there the whole event and ended it with one punch. He lived 14 years and never quit his Fight Club ways. He sure loved humans though. :)

@napoliansolo7865

24 күн бұрын

Mr. Puma sounds pretty cool.

@Exxeron-ob3tv

23 күн бұрын

Had a short tail witches' familiar we picked up off the street as an itty bitty kitten. Weighed in at about 14lbs full grown and was the sweetest lap ornament in history. He was also pound for pound the meanest, toughest feline I have ever seen once he got outside. No fear or quit to him. RIP Mahge.

@yankeecitygirl

23 күн бұрын

We had a black kitty, Midnight. She had a litter of four little cuties and was chillin while they frolicked around her. Neighbor’s big black GSD was hanging its head through a gap in the fence, barking non-stop, drooling at the sight of the kittens. I glanced up at the door to see dog owner smirking at how brave and courageous her animal was at bullying those 4 little puffballs. My attention was drawn away from a-hole neighbor by a moving black blur accompanied by an ungodly screeching sound, then bleating and pathetic whimpering. Midnight retreated back to her babies’side, and drops of red blood began to fall on the pavement beside them. She had sliced and diced the dog’s snout and tongue. I looked back up at the dog owner…she smirked no more. I left the bloodstains on the pavement for a long time as a memorial.

@legendaryHoldings

23 күн бұрын

Great story. Had cats my whole life. THe best ones are shorthaired black cats in my experience. THe male one caught a rabbit , ripped its head off and dragged it into my room with a headless body trailing blood. THe female i have now isnt a s fierce but sooo sweet and friendly. SHe always meets a new cat friends every time i move to annother house.

@user-yp6kn2uw4k

23 күн бұрын

@@yankeecitygirl Your neighbor could poison your cat in retaliation then.🤨😱

A neighbor cat protected me from a dog who jumped our fence and was growling at me in my back yard. My vet said that the cat (which was male) was territorial, and while I belonged in his territory, the dog did not. I had never seen that dog before, and after what that cat did to him, I never saw him again.

@bettyford9336

23 күн бұрын

awesome story! Thanks for sharing

@bob7975

23 күн бұрын

Also, a human child is a potential snack dispenser. No dog, however friendly, will bring food to a cat.

@erikjrn4080

22 күн бұрын

Long experience with cats, including having tomcats for as long as I've lived, has taught me this: Tomcats don't just want to protect their area, but also the status quo of everyone and everything on that area. Anyone that threatens a creature whose presence has been accepted (and maybe even appreciated), immediately becomes an enemy. This protective instinct is probably to ensure that female cats are comfortable on a tomcat's territory. If the ladies don't like aggressive dogs, then aggressive dogs will just have to go. If the ladies like the kid, then the kid will have to be kept safe. Their gentlemanly nature has been greatly underappreciated.

@captaincapitalism264

19 күн бұрын

@@erikjrn4080 Yep. The OP was part of the cat's extended pride, essentially. 😎

@JoRiver11

17 күн бұрын

@@bob7975 It's not about snacks. I'm so weary of that joke. And anyway... have you MET dogs? Some of them would sell their souls for snacks.

The cat sending the brat into the fountain made my day.

Cats have a very real sense of pack solidarity, which is why feral colonies thrive so well. They don't see humans as masters or providers like dogs do. You're their sibling, you're family, and they may bop you in the face for no reason and drop a dead grasshopper on your toes, but they'll also jump into action if they perceive a threat to either you or the rest of the colony. This is also why they feel entitled to your food and don't give a damn about your boundaries, lol. My family had a cat named Dillon when my sister and I were very young, and he saved my sister's life. She was going to check the mail, but he wouldn't let her off the porch. Our oldest sister came out to tell Dillon off for being a bully. That's when she realized there was a massive water moccasin in the gravel driveway, right where my other sister would have walked. Thanks to Dillon, my oldest sister was able to act fast, get my other sister into the house, and kill the snake so no one else would get hurt. Dogs are great, of course, and I love them just as much, but cats are something else.

@a_lethe_ion

2 күн бұрын

Don't kill the snake for existing. Get someone who can move them safely away. Poor snake aint at fault for being a snake either

Bro that one cat laying on the guys back who's on the ground while the guy is arrested is hilarious 😂

@mamazalama

22 күн бұрын

As my adult son who was watching along with me said about the cat on the guys back: I'll bet that guy was warm.

@theanafront3746

22 күн бұрын

THE DISRESPECT 🤣

@AngelleSL

22 күн бұрын

The adult human was in great distress. The cat went to comfort him. A Cat’s purr is a frequency that aids in healing bones.

@jfrazz9729

20 күн бұрын

I wonder if that was actually his cat!

@sheilatruax6172

5 күн бұрын

I had something similar happen to me. Had to use a cervical vertebrae traction. This one was for use on the floor. My pride would see it come out of the case and start gathering around. Once I was down, my head in the contraption, I'd have one on each side of my head, one on my chest, one on my hips and a couple between my ankles. Good thing I didn't have any more at the time. Hate to think what other body parts I would had immobilized!

Oh, I lost it at the part that showed the cat loafing on the hand-cuffed motorcyclist.🤣

@MargoJen

21 күн бұрын

What a good civil servant.

@lorisewsstuff1607

21 күн бұрын

"You look cold down there. I will keep you warm."

@IbelongtoJesus.

20 күн бұрын

I took a screenshot 🤭😹

@saintejeannedarc9460

20 күн бұрын

@@lorisewsstuff1607 It's a cat. It's more like, I'm feeling kind of chilly, thanks for letting me scab your body heat.

@istudios225

19 күн бұрын

Am dy ing to know the back story to that photo.

It's the astounding reaction time. A cat's reflexes are super-fast. Watching a snake trying to strike at a cat.... and the cat's reflexes are so SUPER-QUICK, it just pushes the snake's head away like it was nothing. Cat's lightning-fast reflexes are one of the ways cats are able to intimidate larger animals. Like you said, a cat can swipe you in the face 20 times before you even register what is happening. It's the element of surprise, and it makes other animals want to run away. AMAZING!!!! (Plus, those claws and teeth can be wicked sharp!)

I love what you did here. I had a cat that was part Mainecoon and she fought off a coyote trying to come into our yard. She was the most badass kitty I’ve ever had. I just lost her in December, but man, Annie in her prime was a sight to behold.

My dad was afraid to get pissed at us when we were kids whenever the cat was around cause it would flare up, start growling, and slowly approach him until he backed away. 😆 🤣 😂

@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim

20 күн бұрын

EXCELLENT 👏 👏 👏

Cats are like wild ninjas

@paradoxofgodexisting

24 күн бұрын

They are not LIKE wild ninjas, they ARE ninjas of the wild. Im pretty sure ninjas studied cats.

@Exxeron-ob3tv

23 күн бұрын

Ninjas learned from cats.

@VenetiaZaharias-vs7en

22 күн бұрын

No gas? That is SO VERY MUCH TRUE

@sugoish9461

19 күн бұрын

Like that french video my french class teacher showed us. I think it was called Le Chat Ninja ?

@Silvercomet251

4 күн бұрын

The best thing about them is they can sense electricity.

Having 5 rescue cats myself this was amazingly accurate.

This has to be my favourite cat video EVER 🤗 As a previous cat owner I agree with everything. My cat Lizzie dealt with the fox issue in our area single handedly (they killed a couple cats). Than once she gave them the "pow pow" they even allowed her to chill with them in the garden and there were no more fox related cat deaths. RIP Lizzie

This might be the single best cat video I’ve ever seen. 🙇‍♀️

@loriyates6617

26 күн бұрын

I agree 💯❤

@whelpthereitis2577

26 күн бұрын

I'll Second that agree and call to motion a vote whereby this channel is ez to sub to and I shall do so now.

@sylvesterwest5991

26 күн бұрын

True, but still doesn't answer the ageless question: What are cats really like? If you study them, they study you right back. They sleep with one eye open.

@MariawithCats75

25 күн бұрын

That's what I also thought!

@AckunaFritatta

25 күн бұрын

Def agree 👍🏻

"they launch their entire existence at you". This is so true. Cats are very much all or nothing. The flexibility that allows them to sleep tied into a knot is the same flexibility that allows them to fly through the air like the bastard lovechild of Freddy Kruger's glove and an octopus right at your face.

@MariawithCats75

25 күн бұрын

😂loved the Friday the 13th' connotation!

@-GrumpyOldMan

24 күн бұрын

So . . . poetic. 😄

@jipster2020

24 күн бұрын

That whole description was just fucking beautiful ! A+++ Would read your book.

@Sinvisigoth

24 күн бұрын

@@jipster2020 thank you! 😊

@amaurycampbell3203

23 күн бұрын

You made my day with the "bastard lovechild of Freddy Krueger's glove and an octopus" LOL🤣🤣

And this is exactly why I love cats!

My cat is our yard guard. Any dogs or other cats learn fast to stay away. She is a ninja kitty. 😸 And I love her ❤

The scene where cat swipes at a sleeping dog, and narrator says, "if you even DREAM of ..." - that got me running out of breath laughing. 🤣🤣

@The_child-catcher

21 күн бұрын

I think the dog was snoring and it bothered the cat lol.

@JaylovesJehovah

20 күн бұрын

@@The_child-catcher no you gotta go watch the full video. The dog farted in his sleep and the cat sniffed it then hit him awake. It was hilarious 😆

@istudios225

19 күн бұрын

@@JaylovesJehovah I think it's because the dog was rudely monopolizing the couch - which BELONGS to the Cat, mister - in the first place, and the fart was the dog going too far, for which several whacks were necessary.

@mnirwin5112

18 күн бұрын

Rudely awakened dog: "What the heck?!?" 😂

My dads cat is 22 years old. Sometimes he looks like he’s gonna drop dead any minute and then he goes out and is still able to catch birds 🤷🏼‍♀️

@Demy1970

14 күн бұрын

Wow 22 good life

@jonnitrea

8 күн бұрын

That’s amazing 😂

Best breakdown of cat behavior I’ve ever seen. Good job man

“Once these claws are out, they must taste blood before they are put back in.”

We had a big ol' tuxedo cat named Adolf, with a PERFECT Adolf mustache. He was chillin' in our yard, and our neighbor kids across the street let their beagle loose, who came flying across the street after our cat. Our cat RULED the area within ten square miles. He was seriously scary..scarred, missing half an ear, and ALWAYS ready to rumble. The dog to to within five feet, and then got destroyed. Like take to the vet, with $300 worth of vet bills. 60 years ago. Neighbor dad came home, and stomped over to our house. My dad, a retired Master Sergeant, prize fighter, and drill sergeant politely asked him how his dog got loose. Heh heh heh.

@maryforbes4277

22 күн бұрын

Great story!

@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim

20 күн бұрын

love it!

@alexiseptimus8362

7 күн бұрын

Did the cat meow in German?

@TakenTook

4 күн бұрын

@@alexiseptimus8362 -- meöwßch

@paulinegallagher7821

3 күн бұрын

@@alexiseptimus8362 mein-ow

Cats don’t care where you are on the food chain they will mess you up. Lol

@kebonhawk1081

25 күн бұрын

Believe me, I know. We had a cat that only wanted to be pet when he was in the mood. I'll admit I had been drinking that night and decided I wanted to pet him. He declined but I persisted. I said out loud "do your worst, you can't hurt me". Yeah... He proceeded to wrap his arms around my forearm and with the speed of light using his legs to rip the he11 out of my arm. Not bad enough to go to the hospital but there was much blood and the cuts were deep and long. Like 6" long. He just wasn't in the mood; it was his time and I interrupted it. I still have the scars to this day. RIP Diddles. Love ya buddy.

@ReptilianTeaDrinker

23 күн бұрын

@@kebonhawk1081 Yeah, you definitely deserved that, to be fair. You have to respect boundaries, ya know? Drunk or not. Anyway, sorry for your loss.

@possumofantikka8160

22 күн бұрын

you could probably make a whole video of cats vs alligators. i used to collect those. cats do not like alligators. but, they seem terrified of turtles. mystifying

@capnjackgallows3204

21 күн бұрын

@@kebonhawk1081 why did you feel the need to censor the word HELL ?

THE VERY BEST CAT VIDEO EVVVVERRRRR! I can’t stop laughing cheering and watching this again and again! You WIN!! Me n my cats are your latest subscribers!!

I don't think I've laughed this hard at a video in a long time. The commentary.... 🤣🤣🤣. This was perfectly edited and scripted. Thank you so much for the giggles. I needed that. Much love 💕😊

That cat who body slammed that dog who was trying to drag that little boy away to hurt him. That's so cool!❤

@davidbellecy1709

21 күн бұрын

That was a full body check. It was awesome.

@jaydickey1049

21 күн бұрын

How can you not like them after seeing that...

@captaincapitalism264

19 күн бұрын

Right? "A member of my pride is being attacked? Hold my beer and WITNESS MEEEE!!!!"

@OneBeachKitty

13 күн бұрын

Also, after the cat scared the dog off she did go right back to the kid’s side. Really did seem like she went back to check on him.

Dog: I love my owner. He feeds me, cuddles me, pets me, walks me. I think he must be a god. Cat: My owner loves me. He feeds me, pets me, cuddles me (when I let him). I think I must be a god.

@penniprater5571

25 күн бұрын

Lol

@dfvdf2457

24 күн бұрын

So true 👍

@viktorija4485

24 күн бұрын

😂

@changingthelawsofphysics

23 күн бұрын

Both are of the gods.

@pemanilnoob587

21 күн бұрын

Why do you all like to put words in animals mouths

I honestly grew more appreciation for cats after watching this video. Nice job

Fast, strong, stealthy, acrobatic, courageus, cute and a sense of justice and appreciation of peace. Cats are everything I want to be. Also, I did not know that cats know how to jumpkick. I do know that a cat's paws may seem harmless, but they aren't. My mom got punched by our cat once, and she had a hematoma on the spot for days. A cat's paw is built on an absurdly powerful mechanism with its bones and muscles, and isn't just fast, but hits like a wrecking ball. Couple that with claws that can continuously be sharpened by growing back after the cat whets them on any coarse surface, and you have blades that are so fine, the cuts take ages to heal because the tissue is cleanly severed, not torn apart.

@justinw1765

10 күн бұрын

Courageous, careful when not being careless, cute, sometimes catatonic, cuddly, curious, calm when not cagey, clever, captivating, confident, caring, capable, and ceaseless in battle. In a word, the essence of cats.

When was a little kid a Collie came in out yard and went after our cat, I was scared it was going to hurt my cat, it only took about 20 seconds for my cat to send that collie yipping out of the yard. That was my first lesson on how cool cats are. I'm 64 I've had about 15 cats in my lifetime.

My mom was an animal hoarder, which was pretty horrific. But it was pretty funny sometimes too. Cats definitely have a pecking order when they live in large groups. The cat who ruled the roost at my mom's was a tortoise shell named Pumpkin, Punny for short. She was also known as The Bitch for reasons I will soon make obvious. The other cats would often squabble amongst themselves, but Pumpkin didn't allow this. When she heard them, she would run over to them, ball her front paw into a fist, and start beating one them on the head. She hit them so hard, their chins would actually bounce off the floor. She basically dribbled their heads like basketballs. So when they'd squabble, they kept it very short and then run away quickly, before Punny could come and beat them. One day, my mom adopted a dog (just what she needed). She was about forty lbs. The dog heard two of the cats squabbling. She went to investigate the noise, not knowing what would happen. When she got to the spot, the cats had already run off, but here comes Punny. She launched herself onto the poor dog's back, wrapped her front legs around her neck, and began chewing on the dog's neck. That poor dog ran through the house screaming and yipping in pain and terror. She got along with Punny after that and learned to follow Punny's rules. She was a very sweet, loyal dog. When my mom went into a nursing home, I sent her to live with my uncle. I was able to find good homes for all the other animals too, though it wasn't easy. Rest in peace, Punny. I'll never forget you or your strong spirit. Be sure to keep all those cats in line up in kitty heaven.

@davidh3152

22 күн бұрын

Omg when my kids were little we had a tortoise shell named Pumpkin too. She was a bad ass. The neighbors called her The Predator. She attacked a cocker spaniel for coming into the yard, and one time killed a possum and dragged it onto the deck! She was awesome and took no shit off anyone!

@vilma3502

22 күн бұрын

😅😅😅

@maureendequesada-yx1ul

20 күн бұрын

"Dribbled their heads like basketballs"... omg... that's a hilarious description... I can just picture Punny doin' the old rattata-rattata, boxing their heads like with a speedbag. (Small punching bag)

This is probably one of the best cat tribute videos I've ever seen, so funny and very accurate 😂

Before Netflix, KZread, Television, etc there were cats. You had access to a full range of genres as well. Comedies, Dramas, Action Movies... They are still working on period pieces. Its no wonder they made it into our homes.

When I was growing up in a small rural town, we lived next door to the feed mill where the local farmers would bring their grain to be ground. One day, a farmer brought his dog along. The dog decided to run into and around our yard. Well, our mama cat, Boots, was having none of that! He was big, but I don’t think he was a real danger to her kittens. Nevertheless, she wasn't taking any chances. She made a beeline for him and chased him back to the truck he had jumped out of. I remember cheering her on, "GO BOOTS!" The dog realized who was in charge real quick!

@irimac1806

21 күн бұрын

Cats are VERY protective of the young. So the dog was definetly a threat in her eyes.

@GLoLChibs

20 күн бұрын

We live on a ranch and despite being told not to do so repeatedly for a variety of reasons, people bring their dogs with them when doing business and the like. Many a dogs have gotten their tails whooped by the barn cats for trying to chase them, or charging at the fences to bark at goats and cows. Then there's our indoor chonky girl who sits growling at the front or back door whenever a rattler is close to the house. Last year she ran out the door ahead of my spouse and killed one.

@sherryblanton2029

19 күн бұрын

@@GLoLChibs Go Kitty! Whip that monster! Yeah! Take that you old Rattler!

5:05 that cats name is Tara and that little boy is her best friend. She did go to his rescue and because there is video footage showing what happened. Tara got an award for bravery and that vicious dog was put down. That happened over 8 years ago. 😻😻😻😻😻

@astralclub5964

Ай бұрын

Tara was so cool she didn’t attend the award ceremony due to napping!

@changingthelawsofphysics

23 күн бұрын

Did they really need to put the dog down? Could they not have trained it better?

@Yukina_rai

23 күн бұрын

​@@changingthelawsofphysicsyes...

@4Kandlez

23 күн бұрын

@@changingthelawsofphysics Once a dog has attacked and bitten someone especially a child, they cant be trusted and the next time could be a lot worse.

@yash_ar

23 күн бұрын

I remember this story when it happened, I just love that cat, what a little hero!

This is one of the funniest videos I have seen in a long time! Thank you very much. Also, your timing and sense of humor are excellent! Please keep up the good work, and best wishes.

Had a little scrawny kitten we found up a tree after an ice storm. She was so stuck. Got her down and my 2 yr. old loved her. All black and feisty. As an adult she put neighbor s Great Dane hiding in his dog house and put a small neighbor s dog up on a trash can. She always cuddled with my kids, though. She even brought home a dead snake once. Fantastic cat.

"Launch their entire existence at you" I laughed way too hard at this because it's so true

I had a cat that chased the neighborhood dogs. She lived to 20 years old. She was a badass, and I miss her.

We once had a cat (1of 3 that we raised after their mom was killed at 5 days old) that would always guard us and wouldn't let anyone get close to us. One day my mom was working in the front yard, when a stray dog came out of nowhere and started barking at her. Our cat immediately came charging and sent him running. Some minutes later, I hear my mom screaming our cat's name and then laughing. When I came outside to see what was going on, my mom said that the same dog had come back...along with some of his buddies (😹so funny) and our cat just launched at one of them and then chased them away, again. I can just imagine our cat thinking 'I beat yo *ss and I'll beat theirs, too'. Her name was Punky. I miss her so much.❤

Jason, this was the most awesome cat video ever. You were made for this!

This upload brought tears to my eyes Reminiscing of all the cats who have shared their life with me till my last cat Raj ... My rescue Bengal.. Rest my peace my majestic friend.. Passed in 2023 All of you are never forgotten in my 62 years of life

@fast.156

23 күн бұрын

Sorry to hear about your kitty. When my sister passed away i took in her Bengal named Lou and i love him very much now. He was such i turd and he was mean when i first got him but now we buddies 😸

We had a cat, who’s passed on now 2 yrs. She was fearless. While other kitties would run and hide at the mere sound of a footstep upon the porch, she would be there to greet whomever was visiting. Her favorite place was sitting on your collarbone and throat as you tried to watch TV with her fur pushed up into your face. She also threw herself into one thing, the bathroom door. You weren’t allowed privacy no matter what you were doing. Whether showering or sitting on the throne, there would be a mighty thud, and Kiki would walk in, give you a “wat s’up”, and then walk out, leaving the door wide open. Shouts of Kiki! were enough to warn us someone’s privacy was infringed and to give them a moment to exit with dignity.

@MariawithCats75

25 күн бұрын

😂👌

@ladywisewolf3942

23 күн бұрын

You remember that part of this video where the little dog was doing his business in the backyard and was attacked by two coyotes? Well, animals know that potty time is the most vulnerable time for them . And in the wild, other predators take advantage of that. So your Kiki was just trying to make sure you were OK while you were at your most vulnerable.😄 Every cat I ever had did the same thing and most of them also waited patiently outside the shower stall until I was finished to make sure I didn't drown. 🙄😆

@yash_ar

23 күн бұрын

one of our kitties was also like yours anytime anyone go to the bathroom she'd come running and holler behind the door until youd let her in! lol She was such a cutie we miss her so much.

@OiganAEsta

22 күн бұрын

🤣🤣🤣👏🏼💞🐈

@maureendequesada-yx1ul

20 күн бұрын

Yep... "No closed doors in MY house, thank you very much."

I appreciate your comment guidelines! I haven’t laughed this hard in a while. Awesome video.

This was so well put together! Thoroughly enjoyable. Awesome video! Kudos for such a perfectly designed video. 🎉

This 15 minute video was literally the *whole* culmination of my thoughts towards cats! You read my mind 😂

Unfortunately people should keep their cats indoors where it's safe. As a retired animal Control Officer sad to say just how many kitties where taken out by coyotes, large dogs, cars....list goes on. Mine llived 31 years...never outside. Good luck

@purplecat4977

11 күн бұрын

Thank you for this. These videos are cute, but cats lose these fights, too. I take care of a feral colony that comes into my yard for food, and their lives can be very hard. Most of them disappear eventually and I never know what happened to them, but several have crawled back to my yard to die after running into some other animal. I wish they'd just stay in my yard. They want for nothing here, and it's a safe place. But that isn't their way.

@Nicholas_Jackson_is_not_22

2 күн бұрын

Never outside is not a good thing

The cat is pound-for-pound the best fighter in the animal kingdom BY FAR. These claws are really no joke at all.

I am a lifelong cat lover and I adore how cats - all cats - are all GET OFF MY LAWN whether it’s another cat, or an alligator.

@robinharwood5044

20 күн бұрын

“My” in this case, usually means “anything in visual range”.

@captaincapitalism264

19 күн бұрын

@@robinharwood5044 Also yes.

"Float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" doesn't quite cut it when describing a cat in fight mode. They are greased lightning, unleashing hellfire and destruction on any would-be attacker or they run away at the speed of a bullet if the odds don't look too good.

@justinw1765

10 күн бұрын

Funny enough, Ali had Leo (symbolized by the lion) Rising/Ascendant (in astrology, the Ascendant corresponds to ones physical body and temperament).

I love this collection of cat video clips and the hilarious commentary that made me laugh out loud several times (when I wasn't already grinning from ear to ear). Great job! Thank you, sir!

Dog: My human is part of my pack. I will protect my pack member. Cat: This human is my staff. No one messes with my staff!

@m.dwaynesteckley4832

21 күн бұрын

Well of course not. Look at all the time it took to train their human properly, don't want to have to go through that again.

@lorisewsstuff1607

21 күн бұрын

The cat is more humane than most human bosses I have ever had.

I have 5 cats that I refer to as my attack cats. People laugh, but I'm not kidding. After all, if something happens to me, there would be no one to serve their majesties' food 🤷‍♂️.

@leecarlson9713

25 күн бұрын

Yah got that right!

@Mrbfgray

25 күн бұрын

Imagine a, say 80lb, mountain lion size house cat. lol

@vilma3502

22 күн бұрын

😅

@akinpaws

21 күн бұрын

@@Mrbfgray There's a couple in Russia with a mountain lion as a house pet. People in the comments are always joking about him eating burglars, but once, when he didn't realize that it was his owner opening the front door, he skittered away from the door at top speed and hid in the living room. 🤷 Channel name is I_am_puma; cat's name is Messi. Yes, named after Lionel.

@MartianAmbassador69

21 күн бұрын

You must be an old maid

3:44 I was balling for 10 minutes watching this pandemonium unfold with your in-depth analysis. 😂🤣😂🤣

Best cat video I've ever watched. This is why the Egyptians worshipped cats.

Great video Jason, you sure know the cat world really well. I have had the pleasure to own cats and dogs at different times and there have been instances where they have come to my aid to bravely neutralize a perceived animal threat. One time a big German Shepard wandered into my yard and my Siamese cat was instantly in attack mode and charged the dog with teeth and claws slashing away like a demented Bruce Lee. The frenzied cat was all over the startled dog as it yelped in terror at my cat's vicious attack and then the dog turned away and sprinted for safety away from my property. The hissing and screaming cat pursued the terrified dog right up to the boundary of my yard and then turned around and calmly walked back to join me on my deck, mission accomplished.

@vilma3502

22 күн бұрын

😅😊

Cats are poetry in motion. Their grace, astounding athletisisim and courage is, for its size, like no other animal, and we get to keep them as pets. I love their pride and the look of disdain when observing the human world, and their Jekyl and Hyde personalities (cats can be real jerks) The lions in our living rooms.

@wms72

24 күн бұрын

They're really comical, too

@vilma3502

22 күн бұрын

Very good description

@ethelnewberry151

20 күн бұрын

And, every other room in "HIS, HER'S" House. I've never liked it when people call cats "Jerks." They are FAR from being a "Jerk."

@wms72

14 күн бұрын

They get embarrassed when, overcome by hunting instinct, they do something really dumb, like attack a pendulum swinging inside a glass case.

I had a stray rescue before, a calico. One day she was nursing her kittens on the hallway of our bldg when suddenly a rottweiler came strolling by with its owner. The huge dog came near the cat and wanted to sniff the kittens. Naturally, my cat sprung into action. With sharp claws, and sharp teeth and her mother instinct kicking in, she clawed, bit the poor dog till it howled and bloodied. The owner still holding the dog's leash tried to kick my cat and use his hand to slap her. My cat then refocus her attention towards the owner. Ending, the owner had bloodied legs, the dog cuts on its face and nose with blood dripping. Next day, me and my cat was summoned to the village officials. I was fined and warned that if i cant restrain my cat, she would be put down. From then on, the owner and rottweiler never tried walking down our street again.

Loved this. Jason’s sense of humor is awesome. I had tears in my eyes. Not really a cat person, but you’ve got to respect them.

i think you captured a good chunk of the whimsical nonsensical mastery that is a cat❤

@resemblelife

23 күн бұрын

'whimsical nonsensical mastery' perfect descriptor, well said!

We had a cat when I was little. Under our large pine tree in the backyard was a picnic table. One of the neighborhood Irish Setters wandered in our yard and our cat chased him onto the table and up the tree. Patsy got down on her own. My dad had to get the neighbors to retrieve their dog. He was so traumatized he didn’t come down for hours. Poor Redfeather. He was a sweet dog. 😂

I nearly died out of laughter watching your uproariously funny video while you kept your cool all along. Great job, Jason !

It's been a while since I laughed so hard, with literal tears rolling down my cheeks. Hysterical footage and so funny commentary. Thanks.

When you google: "What's small but fierce?" you get videos of cats and kittens!!!

The one with the room of cats is absolutely hysterical, every time i see it, i cry laughing

@robynmarler1951

24 күн бұрын

The one that flies through the air😂😂😂

@iannibloe4020

23 күн бұрын

Reminds me of the ping pong balls and mouse traps!

@lorrieteige4079

19 күн бұрын

The "cat-domino" effect! 😂

When I was a kid, we had a cat named Snowflake - a tabby point Siamese. He was nothing special as far as size, but he didn't take anyone's shit. A dog in our neighborhood loved to chase cats, squirrels, birds, whatever she could find. This cat was normally kept inside, but he got out one day and we didn't find him before the dog did. She charged straight at Snowflake only for this cat to launch himself three feet straight up in the air and come down on the back of her head, already scratching and biting. The dog went from snarling to yelping and ran off with this screeching cat hanging on and mauling her the whole way. A couple minutes later, the cat walked back to the house, sat at the front door, and started washing himself. I love cats.

Love this video and your narration. So true! I had a huge 22# tabby I named Mr. Bip. He would lounge like a boss on the top of a chair in front of the window facing west. Lotsa sun and he seemed harmless. A big loaf. But there was a big Blue Jay who would perch on the lowest branch of my fig tree and taunt him tirelessly. Bip ignored him. I threw walnuts at him and he'd come right back. Bip rarely asked to go out front but one day he did so I let him out and watched where he was going. The Jay was there, barking away. Bip casually walked over, sniffing a few flowers and eating some grass until he got right under that Jay, who was about 6' up. In a flash-like a puff of fur-BiP went straight up, grabbed that Jay, and slammed him on the grass. [graphic warning!] and held the Jay with one front paw then ripped its head right off. I was STUNNED. OMG. Bip dropped the head at my feet, went back to his perch to chill and clean up. WTF! He was a badass and I never knew it. No more Jays in that tree the rest of his long life. Whatta cat.

This one time, a friend and I were talking in his front yard and his cat was hanging out. Then we notice a lady coming down the sidewalk, walking her (medium-sized) dog. The cat climbed up onto the branch of a tree about 5 feet off the ground. Just as the dog came under him, the cat jumps right onto the dog’s back and just starts raking him with his claws. Naturally, everyone freaked out. Especially the lady. I personally never saw anything like that, before or since. 😊

@yankeecitygirl

23 күн бұрын

She didn’t like his attitude

@maureendequesada-yx1ul

20 күн бұрын

Let me guess... that lady takes her dog for its walks now in a different direction? Or on the OTHER side of the street, at least?

@DoubleMrE

20 күн бұрын

@@maureendequesada-yx1ul Good guess! Funny thing is, he was not an ornery cat. He was very friendly with people, but he obviously did NOT like dogs. 😁

They live in colonies making them a pack. They have a well-designed set of social skills and care deeply about each other. That's why having a pair of cats is a fantastic help to them and their natural habitat.

@brigidtheirish

25 күн бұрын

It's really not a pack. It's more a loose alliance and non-aggression-unless-someone-starts-shit agreement. They even timeshare territory.

@KemPeck1701

24 күн бұрын

@@brigidtheirish yup.. a village full of cats were tagged and video collered... they time their daily excursions so they they are less likely to come across each other during their patrols

@brigidtheirish

24 күн бұрын

@@KemPeck1701 I saw that documentary. It was fascinating in how it both taught me things I didn't know about cats and verified many things I'd long suspected about them. My dad grew up with cats and often said how he'd see one cat approach another cat, there'd be some tiny shifts in body language from a couple feet apart, and then they'd both go their separate ways. They're basically introverts while dogs are extroverts.

@jt706

23 күн бұрын

@@brigidtheirish not sure about that- my experience is cats in colonies are extended family to one another. you could argue they act like a pact in that every cat serves a function of the colony and there is certainly a pecking order.

@brigidtheirish

23 күн бұрын

@@jt706 It is likely that most of them are related, but it most *definitely* isn't a pack. There are no set jobs, either.

I've already watched this three times and I still cry with laughter every time. Best cat video ever.

I can't tell you: 1 - how much I appreciate that this video was not a compilation of videos with a voiceover. Good to see a person's face, you know? 2 - HOW MUCH I COULN'T STOP LAUGHING!!! 3 - Your commentary/fight wrestling audio/ etc, just brilliant. Thanks for this video, it brightened my day.

Can we assume that the catapult was so named because the inventor(s) observed cats in action?

Alright, cat story time. I've seen a kitten riding a mole that was bigger than she was. She also rode a turkey vulture into the air before taking it down. She disappeared for about five years and showed up one day like it was nothing, stuck around a few years then disappeared again. I've had more than one cat who leaped off the roof of the house to take bats out of the air at night. We had a cat that went through a phase where it attacked every dog it saw. It always won. These were not small dogs. One was a German shepherd known for killing cats. She chased it in circles for nearly an hour. I've had a cat use my back as a springboard to catch a bird it was chasing, twenty feet in the air. My current pair use different bird chirps they can mimic for different and specific communication. They've developed their own language and seem to understand each other perfectly. They're my sparring partners, so I can really say my reflexes are cat-like. They go full claw but rarely tag me anymore. We had a cat that liked whiskey. Now we never gave him whiskey, but if you left a drink unattended he'd just know. He also understood that glass was breakable. One day he'd knocked a metal pot on the floor, and tried to knock the whiskey bottle into it to get his fix. He also didn't care about getting wet and used to dive into the river and come out with fish. Don't mess with cats.

@vilma3502

22 күн бұрын

😄😄

That was the best cat video I've seen! Love the Badass narrative, Jason. So funny!

LOVED this video!!! I love animals, so I do love dogs, but in my heart I've always been a cat person. Just something about their independence, and as you say their protectiveness, speaks to me. Great video, so thanks!!

15 minutes of badly-needed laughter. Thank you for this brilliantly creative presentation 🙂

I have had cats and dogs for over 30 years. I love cats! I love dogs. Cats are beautiful. Every single one. They are agile as you mentioned and spectacular creatures.

This was a great compilation, really well done, thanks for posting!

I was watching and laughing so hard, I had to STOP the video for a minute!! You know, that laugh till your stomach might come up, feeling? 😂 This was HYSTERICAL & so was your excellent commentary 😁 Thank you! ❤

Love this video. I'm 71 and have had cats, nearly my entire life. They are always entertaining. Love me some cats.