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   1. Noses that twitch
   2. Supersoft pink paws
   3. Their love affair with open boxes...
   4. ...and rubber bands
   5. Their vigilant surveillance of the front walk
   6. Rhythmic purrs
   7. Full-body stretches
   8. They curl up on your chest-and even put a paw to your cheek
   9. Their slooow eyeblinks
   10. Their ability to find the only square of sunshine on the carpet-and fall
   asleep in it
   11. "Pet me now" nudges
   12. Their haughty independence...
   13. ...combined with their constant need to be near you
   14. Their attention-seeking stunts
   15. The way they curl their tails around their feet so tidily
   16. The warmth of their bodies
   17. Sandpaper kisses
   18. Their cranky meows when you keep them waiting
   19. They daintily step all over the newspaper you're reading
   20. Whenever you look up, they're there

   (by Alice Oglethorpe from Good Housekeeping August 2006)

   Posted 2 years ago by paulajeanne #

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   Loved those....

   Posted 2 years ago by MaxandCali'sMom #

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   Awww, now I want to go home to the Bob!

   Posted 2 years ago by GreatDane #

4. 

   I loved that! Sylvester has his tail aways curled up around him. Also, he has a "monkey tail". If you stroke his tail, he wraps it around your fingers. It is never relaxed unless he is sleeping.

   Posted 2 years ago by SylvesterMiasMomma #

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   Those were awesome - and so true.

   My poor Huddy can't curl his tail around him - lol.

   Great Dane, Bob seems to have quite a large tail! He's gonna be a big boy!

   *hugs to BIG Bob*

   Posted 2 years ago by HuddysMama #

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   21. Kneading bread on your tummy when it's time to sleep......

   Yes!! So true! Loved it... thanks for sharing.

   Posted 2 years ago by Caddycat #

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   22. Soft furry bellies to rub

   Posted 2 years ago by KYKAT 12 23 #

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   23. Chirpping when they are excited,
   24. Curious eyes in constant motion.

   Posted 2 years ago by artistabobbi TX 1/17 #

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   25. Pounces

   Posted 2 years ago by 3 kits staff dorie #

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    26. The way they lean so determinedly into your hand for petting.
    27. The grace inherent in (almost) every motion and pose.

    Posted 2 years ago by AnnF #

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    Bosley DEFINITELY isn't #19--dainty
    #27 is also difficult for the Bozman--I would never use the word grace for Bosley. Let's just say that if he were human, not only would I be happy with all C's on the report card (not too brilliant!), but he would be the child picked last in all team sports because he ain't too graceful (and could care less!)

    Posted 2 years ago by FondaHonda #

12. 

    Love the additions, gang! So true, aren't they?

    Posted 2 years ago by paulajeanne #

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    I know a cat rather like Bosley for grace and brilliance. I tease her owners that she keeps falling off things because she's concentrating on her thesis--one bound to win the Nobel Physics Price--"Gravity is Mean and Nasty."

    They counter that she's clever enough for everything she needs, including getting their entire household to run to her convenience.

    Posted 2 years ago by AnnF #

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    #22 (small addition) Soft WARM furry bellies to rub AND BURRY YOUR FACE IN

    (I looove to do that)

    Posted 2 years ago by PipasMumSpain #

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    Me, too, Pipa's Mum!

    Huddy's Mama, I was just looking at the Bob's tail yesterday when he was hopping around in nature (with his Mama on a leash!) that his tail indeed does seem very big! He rarely curls it around himself - mostly he's all curled up and the tail is sticking straight out. Until his Mama curles it up for him, which never fails to wake him up meowing in protest!

    Posted 2 years ago by GreatDane #

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    I have one too. The ability to make you laugh at yourself when they give you "Squinty eyes". Tiger does that when I have done something silly and he looking at me like "what have you done NOW, mama?"

    Posted 2 years ago by Bogman, Clark and Andy's mama 2/27 Florida #

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